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1. Cs M E EN uS x k L3 OA Yates We a OSOS gt SORA Fig 4 1 4b Screen transition when Power switch is turned off NOTE Carry out available countermeasure referring to 8 10 Other screens TX alarm screen p126 when JUE 250 displays the below screen during communication These screens indicate a failure has occurred on the communication system of the JUE 250 TX Alarm screen 4 TX Alarm eA Reset CS PS READY Fig 4 1 4c TX alarm screen 34 4 Getting started 4 2 Initial setting for communication Setting flow Mode setting of GUEST and ADMIN Chapter 4 2 1 p36 Handset TEL FAX USB port connection Ethernet port Audio port Go to Chapter p75 Using telephone FAX on Audio port Go to Chapter5 p39 Go to Chapter6 p59 How to use the telephone FAX PC connection and LaunchPad calling Fig 4 2a Setting flow poj1ejs SUD atn To setting of JUE 250 switch the user mode to ADMIN first NOTE Following screen pops up for a moment and returns to previous action screen when wrong operation entering 1s carried out from Handset Error CS PS READY Fig 4 2b Setting error screen 35 4 Getting started 4 2 1 Mode setting of GUEST and ADMIN GUEST user can perform the daily operation of the JUE 250 ADMIN user can access additional functions like setup of the JUE 250 and information control as a system manager When power switch is pre
2. 01 03 Unknown Check JUE 250 software version e 153 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 6 Upgrade button turns to active when installation is ready Click Upgrade button Forwarding of the file 1s started Note Do not turn OFF the JUE 250 or power supply during forwarding the file JUE 250 Upgrader File Tools Help IP Address 132 168 125 100 Hew software version Curent saftwre version 01 03 Upgrade Sofuare version was retrieved 7 Following dialog box is displayed when file forwarding is completed JUE 250 reboots automatically after several tens of seconds and starts software updating Click OK button to close this dialog box JUE 250 Upgrader Upload Successful exiting JUE 250 Uperader JUE 250 Handset indicates SW UPDATE during updating Please wait and not power off JUE 250 during indicating SW UPDATE When upgrading iz completed JLE 250 ts rebooted automatically The new versions can be checked from Handset menu S12 Statugz amp b llnit Into lt 1 gt Version and lt 2 gt Mainte Ho 154 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 8 SW UPDATE is displayed on the Handset screen during software updating Note e When updating is executed from the software version earlier than Ver0102 SW UPGRADE is displayed in the status line lower right Do not turn OFF the power supply of JUE 250 and or PC during the file forwarding
3. 5 Fig 6 3 3 1a Main window of LaunchPad 2 Position the cursor to the large column of Compose new message field and create the message And position the cursor to To column and enter the distination number Finally click Send button O LaunchPad 1 0 0 Ele Terminal LaunchPad services Te _Help Compose new message PE p 00090123456789 y a oday we will arrive at your port Enter distination number Received Create the message is Status Signal Shana JuE 25n e Registered with network Ready ar J o E e for phone and text Select data to ENENENNENE gt GPS Undetermined Z enable IP Data y 7 inmarsat DUUM vore DUUM mms i Fig 6 3 3 1b Text window 74 7 Using telephone FAX on Audio port 7 Using telephone FA X on Audio port satellite is already selected in Chapter4 In this section a continued setting for using telephone FAX on Audio port is explained Continued from 4 2 Initial setting for communication 765 987654321098 CS PS READY Fig 7a Setting flow using telephone FAX on Audio port Audio port acts as a ISDN Basic Rate Interface BRI Network Termination NT and provides a S T SO interface Note that only 1B channel 1 call can be supported at any time The specification of this port is Supported service Inmarsat 4kbps Voice Inmarsat 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio NOTE Audio port and Ethernet port use the same
4. 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 6 2 Ethernet port PC connection The JUE 250 provides the DHCP server function which allocates necessary IP address to the PC which is connected to Ethernet to make Ethernet communication with Main Unit possible User is requested to setup Obtain an IP automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically on the PC to make use of the function 1 Turn on the power switch of main unit 2 Start up your PC click My Computer gt My Network gt Display the Network Connection Then right click Local Area Connection and click Properties 3 Click General tab select Internet Protocol TCP IP text is highlighted then click cal Area Connection Properties General Muthentication Advanced BER intelli PRO 100 VE Network Connection Properties This connection uses the following items El Client for Microsoft Networks i File and Printer Sharing Far Microsoft Networks O Install Description Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol Thes wide area network protocol that provides communicat across diverse interconnected networks Show icon in notification area when connecte Fig 6 2a Local Area Connection Properties window 66 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 4 Make sure both of Obtain an IP address Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties General Alternate Configuration automatically and Obt
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6. A SND and RCV call log stores maximum 100 data respectively BOTH call log stores latest 100 data of above both directions When 3 STANDARD or 4 STREAMING is selected Transmission menu screen is not displayed and the screen is transited to List menu screen directly because they have no direction like SND or RCV U2 S S NUIJA 32espueu KALAA 101 8 Handset Menu system MENU 61141 to 8 6 1 Call Log list menu In this menu user can display the detailed information of selected communication log 6 Call Log 7 Self Test 1 VOICE 2 FAX 1 BOTH 2 SND 12 3 RCV 89 Call Log list menu screen Day Month Year 001 01 JAN 2005 TEL1 CS PS READY Call Log list menu screen time WA buttons scroll the screen every two lines 001 TEL1 23 59 59 CS PS READY Call Log detailed information display screen STANDARD is selected 01 JAN 2007 4 Communication starting Day Month Year 23 59 59 Communication starting Paru Ride pu e uiua Hour Minute Second BGAN INMARSA APN T COM SAT E64 0 Used satellite D EPUM T M Data size 123KB 192168128101 IP address x 1F Cause Code 4 digit STREAMING is selected Communication startin 01 JAN 2007 Day Month Year i 23 59 59 Communication starting EN MM Hour Minute Second BGAN INMARSA apn T COM Qos 32K QoS 32K 64K 128K SAT E64 0 Used satellite 240 ni 59s mu Communication ti
7. SEARCH NG is displayed in the lowest line of Handset screen status area Select the satellite again SAT E64 0 14 03 UTC SEARCH NG Fig 4 2 3b SEARCH NG status of Idle screen 38 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 How to use the telephone FAX In chapter 5 1 p42 the telephone functions with Handset listed below are explained The capped number of each function is the chapter No Making a call Answering the phone 1 Passing a call from Handset to terminal telephone Using Phone Book Speed Dial Using a Secret Code Using Redial menu Entry change and deletion of Phone Adjusting voice volume and brightness Book Adjusting ringer volume pattern and voice volume Displaying Call Log Holding on the line 5 2 Using telephone FAX with TEL 1 2 port In chapter 5 2 p57 functions using the JUE 250 from FAX or terminal telephone are explained Dial up procedure of the JUE 250 Available for Handset and terminal telephone The telephone number dialed last is memorized in MES Redialing of telephone is simple Refer to the procedure below Table 5a Dial up procedure of the JUE 250 Regular calling Country Code Subscriber s number Example Placing a call to 81 422 45 9111 in Japan 0081422459111 xvJI suoudo o y osn 0 mog KALAA Speed Dialing Speed Dialing number Example Calling by a Speed Dial number 05 05 Redial calling EE dialed number is redialed Secret Code calling Secret
8. Software updating takes up to 10 minutes SW UPDATE Handset screen display during software updating later than Ver0102 SW UPGRADE Handset screen display during software updating earlier than Ver0102 9 JUE 250 reboots when software updating is successfully completed 155 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure When software update is failed Update is failed when following phenomenon is generated Update again with referring to Recovery procedure when software update 1s failed next page Upload file failed dialog box is displayed on the PC JUE 250 Upgrader Upload File Failed Please check the network connection on your PC and Power down and power up the JUE 250 Get system version using Tools menu after that Close and restart Upgrader iF error repeats BDE Update Error or ADE Update Error is displayed on the Handset screen BDE Update ADE Update Error X Error X Updating is not completed even past 10 minutes or more 156 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure Recovery procedure when software update is failed l Turn OFF the power supply of JUE 250 2 Quit JUE 250 Upgrader if it is still activating 3 Turn ON the power supply of JUE 250 with pressing PTT button right side of Handset PTT button N Ta GN ONCE AAR 4 Leave your finger from PTT button when Ready LED of main unit starts to blink 5 Confirm the Handset screen transit
9. Use straight Ethernet cable when you connect Ethernet port with your PC unlike JUE 33 uses cross Ethernet cable Connecting terminal telephone and FAX to TEL1 2port type Connecting Handset to Handset port 28 4 Getting started Connecting PC to USB port device Read the manual of HUB first then buy suitable cables Connecting terminal adapter to Audio port Subsequent connection depends on the type of terminal adapter 29 pD9J16 S SUD Mature 4 Getting started 4 1 2 Setting removing SIM card Before turning on the power setting SIM card is required in every time Note JUE 250 will not work without a valid SIM card which 1s furnished from the Distribution Partner Do not set remove the SIM card during power switch 1s turned on Make sure that power switch is correctly turned off before you set remove the SIM card to from main unit SIM card setting procedure Before power switch is turned on 1 Release the SIM cardholder by pressing the eject button yellow button located left edge of SIM card slot with ball pen chip or like that 2 Ablack holder will eject from SIM card slot Then withdraw it Install the SIM card in the cardholder making sure it snaps into place Make sure that the SIM card s gold contacts are facing out from the holder 3 With the card in the holder gently insert the holder with the card s gold contacts facing down SIM card removing procedure After pow
10. access information discarded This cause indicates that the network could not deliver access information to the remote user as requested 1 e a user to user information low layer compatibility high layer compatibility or sub address as indicated in the diagnostic It is noted that the particular type of access information discarded 1s optionally included in the diagnostic requested circuit channel not This cause is returned when the circuit or channel indicated by the 002C available requesting entity cannot be provided by the other side of the interface resource unavailable This cause is used to report a resource unavailable event only when no other 002F unspecified cause in the resource unavailable class applies Service or option not implemented class No HEX quality of service unavailable This cause indicates to the mobile station that the requested quality of 0031 service as defined in ITU T Recommendation X 213 cannot be provided Requested facility not This cause indicates that the requested supplementary service could not be 0032 subscribed provided by the network because the user has no completed the necessary administrative arrangements with its supporting networks Incoming calls barred within This cause indicates that although the called party is a member of the CUG 0037 the CUG Closed User Group for the incoming CUG call incoming calls are not allowed within this CUG bearer capability not This cause indic
11. between the Mobile Earth Stations MES and Satellite Access Station SAS 2 Network Operation Center NOC The NOC located at the INMARSAT headquarters in London U K coordinates communication lines of the network 24 hours a day 365 days a year The NOC maintains contact via dedicated satellite and terrestrial links with the NCSs and SASs in all Ocean regions The NOC performs the following Coordination with the Satellite Control Center SCC for operation of satellites Coordination with NCS and or SAS for system operation Collection of any status data in operation Coordination of any test of satellite s performance 3 Satellite Control Center SCC The SCC controls the positioning of the satellites above the equator 4 Tracking Telemetry and Control Center TT amp C The TT amp C supplies data on the status of the Inmarsat satellites to SCC 5 Satellite Access Station SAS The SASs located in Fucino Italy and Burum Holland which are the gateway systems operating inter working with public network including telephone and Internet 1 Inmarsat Service systems Inmarsat Satellite sy NI Z 1 Network Coordination Station NCS 5 Satellite Access Station SAS Inmarsat headquarter 2 Network Operation Center NOC 3 Satellite Control Center SCC 4 Tracking Telemetry and Control Center TT amp C Fig 1 1 2 The Inmarsat FleetBroadband service Network 12 The Inmarsat FleetBroadb
12. is disappeared and figures are E displayed as two lines 09876543 Phone Book phone number editing screen edited o 21098765432 1 Press B when rewriting is finished gt X Phone Book list display screen 15 Display is changed to Address edit screen TOMY Press Or button to Phone number editing CS PS READY screen you can see that the newly registered number is already stored Fig 5 1 9b Flow of changing telephone number and name on Phone Book 53 5 How to use the telephone FAX W Deleting data When Delete is selected on the Phone Book operation screen the data selected is deleted at once and the screen turns to the Phone Book address Telephone number screen with no data Example Deleting Speed Dial No 08 company s name RRC 08 RRC CS PS READY Idle screen SAT E64 0 Press ss button and go to Phone Book list display 14 03 UTC screen The procedure between this screen and Phone CS PS READY Book operation selecting screen is the same as previous page e Display abbreviation No 08 once and press button then go to Phone Book operation selecting screen pi Enter the Secret code Secret Code E d i t Secret Code so PES 2 Port Cont CS PS READY READY Phone Book operation selecting screen Select Delete and press OK button 08 No Data Phone Book list display screen CS PS READY The phone number in No 08 is already deleted T
13. x Ready lamp displays available services x ALARM lamp indicates failure alert x Green light x Red light Failure has occurred in the system x All communication services are available No light The status is normal x Blinking Green x When no service is available 2 Activating JUE 250 checking the status of itself After power switch is turned off until the x power is run out completely No light power switch is OFF x COMM lamp indicates communication starting x Green light In CS service communication x No light In PS service communication or no communication Is on the way now 15 o ugJeoddy WEU A 3 Appearance 3 SIM card slot Mounts a SIM card Earth WRE connector Connects with Wide band Radio Frequency WRF communication equipments Antenna cable connector Connects with the coaxial cable from the antenna ADE Replacement procedure Fuse Melt down when over current are detected Replacement procedure Loosen the folder head to counterclockwise direction with slotted screwdriver and pull out the folder when itis ejected Replace the fuse to new one and set it in the folder Insert the folder and tighten it clockwise direction with pressing DC power connector Connects with the cable which supplies the power source to the main unit Audio port RJ 45 type 8 PIN Modular Cable for ISDN Connects with equipment which has an ISDN interface Offered services
14. 1 Status 397 77 Sending screen 1 New Msg 2 Inbox 123 Sending l Send Save selection screen Save Message editing flow Message edit screen In this screen input AAAAAAAAAA character number total AAA capacity of input number is 013 160 displayed in 4th line Address edit screen 128 The chosen number is reflected Phone Book Phone number Address edit menu screen address display screen display screen Refer PB ES 01 012345678901 IRC li H Message edit menu screen The message saved into Draft OK gt 3 Refer to 8 2 4 Draft menu p95 Fig 8 2 1a New Msg menu 91 UI9 JS S nuo JoSpuvy MOTOS 8 Handset Menu system When the sending is succeeded the sent message is saved in Sent of SMS menu Address edit screen When the Message editing flow p91 is completed and OK IS pressed the screen transits to 123 Send Save selection screen Address Send Save selection screen Send Select Send and press QM if Save you want to send the message Sending screen Sending screen is displayed in a few seconds Message Sending sending is completed and sent message is saved in Sent I menu Fig 8 2 1b SMS screen Screen transition of successful sending SIM data is reloaded automatically and the screen 2 Inbox 123 returns to SMS screen When the sending is failed the sent message is saved in Draft of SMS menu A
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16. OK PIN1 3 New PIN1 1 Chg PIN1_ kkk dese desk 2 PIN Input SS CS PS READY CS PS READY CS PS READY lt SIM Menu x screen Failed PIN1 entry 3 times PUKI authentication screen New PINI retype screen Returns to SIM M OS p PUK1 10 Retype PIN1 enu screen x A A bee CS PS READY CS PS READY Failed Retype PINI OM 3 times Retype is required when Retype PINI is incorrect SIM card is invalid when this count of input failure reaches 10 Fig 8 9 6 1 Flow of Chg PIN1 menu 124 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 6 2 PIN Input setting MENUP 9 4642 In this menu the user can set enable disable of PIN entry 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN PIN Input setting screen 5 Auto DCN YIIIISTSOIIIIGO TES Disable CS PS READY SIM Menu screen PIN authentication screen PIN1 3 dedededede dede CS PS READY Fig 8 9 6 2 PIN Input setting screen PINI input is requested again to operate with SIM card when the power switch is turned OFF and ON if Enable is selected at PIN1 input setting screen PIN input is not necessary to operate with SIM card when power switch is turned OFF and ON if Disable is selected at PIN input setting screen f incorrect PINI is entered 3 times the screen turns to PUK1 authentication screen refer to previous page 8 9 6 1 Chg PINI menu And if incorrect PUK1 is entered 10 times the SIM card becames invalid ujs g nu
17. S 0000000000 00 Status bit display from left 1st line 1 Backup application of IB 0 not activated 1 activated 2 Tracking type 0 Signal tracking 1 GYRO 3 GYRO type 0 NMEA 1 Sync Step 4 Heading request 0 off 1 on 5 Type 0 Sync 1 Step 6 7 Ratio 00 360X 01 90X 10 180X 11 36X 8 Direction of GYRO rotation 0 NORM 1 REV 9 10 Serial output timing 00 50ms 10 100ms 01 1s 11 RESERVE 2nd line 2nd line 11 Test status without GYRO signal 0 NORM 1 TEST 12 Error detection time 0 0 2s 1 5s Fig 8 1 5c Each status display screen of Unit Info 3 3 87 2 3 4 5 Core Module reset 6 7 RECeiving level Received channel type Offset value of cable calibration IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity number Manufacturer s serial number Delivery date IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity number MSISDN Mobile Subscriber ISDN number 1 MSISDN number 2 MSISDN number 3 software upgrading error display Refer to p86 Alarm bit display from left 1 1s displayed when abnormal 1st line 1 ADE communication error Core Module communication error Handset communication error Cable Calibration error Core Module does not reply at AT level GYRO communication error GYRO I F interruption does not occur although Sync 1s selected 9 GYRO I F detected
18. Top menu screen ADMIN Uan Auto DCN menu screen 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 1 Setup Bok CS PS READY 2 Port Cont CS PS READY 3 Port 4 User Reg 5 Auto DCN 6 SIM MENU Fig 8 9 5 Sequence of opening Auto DCN menu screen ujs g nu j J9SpurH KAALA 121 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 5 1 Max Time menu 9 5 11 1 to 5 Setting screen of Max Time connecting time limit is displayed when service type is set at Max Time menu screen Time unit is minute Enter 1 to 3 digit number and then press OKI Then the screen returns to previous one 8 ALARM Pack Max Time menu screen Max Time setting screen 4 User Reg LINE gt oset T 140 min CS PS READY CS PS READY US TEL US Pl40 min CS PS READY E 140 min CS PS READY ISDN 40 min CS PS READY STREAM 140 min CS PS READY 5 STREAM y STREAM is applied to the Returns to previous screen connection of both ports USB and mayi Ethernet Fig 8 9 5 1 Max Time menu screen and Max Time setting screen Set Omin on above setting screen when unlimited connection is required 122 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 0 SIM Menu 9 6 In this menu the user can set up the items of SIM card The screen is displayed when 6 SIM Menu is selected from ADMIN menu Top menu screen 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN CS PS READY SIM Menu screen ADMIN menu screen 1 Setup 1 Chg PIN1 4 Changing PINI password 2 Port Cont Uy 2 P
19. XX Y Y ZZ A 0000000000 lt Alarm bit display from left 1 1s displayed when abnormal 00000 J i S 0000000000 9 00 1 ADE communication error Core Module communication error Handset communication error Status bit display from left Cable Calibration error 1st line 1 Backup application of IB 0 not activated 1 activated 2 Tracking type 0 Signal tracking 1 GYRO 3 GYRO type 0 NMEA 1 Sync Step 4 Heading request 0 off 1 on 5 Type 0 Sync 1 Step Core Module reset Core Module does not reply at AT level GYRO communication error DD A QV t A W LS GYRO I F interruption does not occur although Sync 1s selected 9 GYRO I F detected non existed signal 6 7 Ratio 00 360X 01 90X 10 180X 11 36X when Sync is selected 8 Direction of GYRO totation 0 NORM I REV 10 GYRO I F detected non existed signal 9 10 Serial output timing 00 50ms 10 100ms 01 1s 11 RESERVE when Step 1s selected 2nd line 2nd line 11 GYRO I F detected signal on R1 R2 when Step is selected 12 GYRO I F WDT over flow 11 Test status without GYRO signal 0 NORM I TEST 12 Error detection time 0 0 2s 1 5s Fig 8 8 1b Unit selection menu for Alarm 13 GYRO I F program memory error Pack BDE 14 IB software upgrade is failed 15 ADE software upgrade is failed 106 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 ADMIN menu MENU 9 ADMIN menu which displays all menus for sets up status
20. section 3 4 2 Functional section o 00090 Buttons in this section control most of the functions Alpha numeric section of the JUE 250 3 4 3 Alpha Numeric section Numeric mode is used to enter number sequences like phone numbers Alpha mode is used to enter letters These two modes are switched by pressing m button of the Function section Fig 3 4b Section of Handset 18 3 Appearance 3 4 4 LCD LED section Functions of the LCD screens of the Handset Common items for all screens are 1 Operational button Displays operatable keys gt do b 2 Enter mode Displays which key enter mode is accepted Aa alphabet mode or nothing numeric mode is displayed Only in SMS editing mode aA is displayed 3 Each status Displays every status of telephone MES setting function an UR Y Or 4 Condition of reception Displays Ill 5 Connecting IP service Displays style icon 6 Selected satellite or terminal Displays E64 0 HDST VOICE etc 7 Current time Displays UTC LT or communicating time 8 Status Displays CS PS READY COMM SND etc 1 A Ele q 6 SAT W180 0 7 10 55 UTC 4 lines CS PS READY mu 12 digit Fig 3 4 1a Explanation of LCD section 00929 30252000202 00000000 Fig 3 4 1b LCD section 19 o ugJeoddy WEU A 3 Appearance Table 3 4 1 Explanation of items displayed on screens 1 Operational button Displays when the
21. then press RP 6 Call Log 4 VOICE Call Log menu sereen Select the communication type and press OK 2 FAX Select either one from 1 to 5 then the screen changes to 3 STANDARD the next 4 STREAMING 5 SMS Communication menu screen 1BOTH Select the menu from 1 BOTH 2 SND and 3 RCV 2 SND 12 and press Of 3 RCV 89 SND and RCV show the total log number 001 TEL1 Call Log menu screen 01 JAN 2008 Display the Call Log and select the one you want to PESSIMUS confirm Day Month Year of each call is shown 002 TEL2 31 DEC 2007 Call Log menu screen detailed screen To check the outgoing incoming time of the call 018 Handset 7 display detailed screen pressing either of EB 24 DEC 2007 buttons Press OK to go to the next 018 Handset BOTH SND RCV detailed information screen 23 59 59 Call Log detailed information screen 01 JAN 2005 Search for the information you want to check by 23 59 59 inc ERIS CS PS READY S TAE The contents are explained in detail in the next page Fig 5 1 10a Flow of displaying Call Log 56 5 How to use the telephone FAX Call Log detailed information screen VOICE FAX service is selected 01 JAN 2008 Day Month Year of the call 23 59 59 Hour Second Minute of the call 01 234 567 8 90 1 E Party s telephone number maximum 21 digit 23456789 SAT E64 0 Satellite used 24 Tm 59s ricis Communication duration JRO Secret Code User s Name SND Eith
22. 3 Ring Type 1 Ring Tone menu screen EXE Select the pattern of ringer tone from six types and press OK button Then the screen is returned to previous one Fig 5 1 5b Flow of setting pattern of Ring Type 46 5 How to use the telephone FAX Adjusting the voice volume and the screen brightness Voice volume can be adjusted using the 4 E buttons on the left side of Handset refer to 5 1 4 Adjusting voice volume and the screen brightness p45 To change the default voice volume follow the way shown below Setting voice volume from Handset screen in Port menu screen Idle screen Press button SAT E64 0 Top menu screen 14 03 UTC Select 9 ADMIN and press OM button 8 Alarm Pack ADMIN menu screen Select 2 Port Cont and presses button 2 Port Cont Port menu screen 1 Handset Select 1 Handset and presse button rada sss 2 ISDN Enter the Secret code Secret Code XAK Port Cont setting item selection screen rozar 4 Ring VOL Select 5 Volume and press OK button 5 Volume 2 Volume setting screen CS PS READY select the type and press JM button The screen 1s returned to previous one Fig 5 1 5c Flow of setting voice volume Setting backlight brightness in Port Menu screen Port menu screen Select 3 Handset and press OK button 2 ISDN Handset menu screen Select 1 Back Light and press QJ button 1 Back Light 2 Dimmer Back light menu screen Er Se
23. 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio 10 Ethernet port RJ 45 type 8 PIN Modular Cable for Ethernet 11 12 13 Connects with an equipment which has an Ethernet interface Offered services Standard IP Streaming IP and SMS USB port USB Cable series B plug Connects with an equipment which has a USB interface Offered services Standard IP Streaming IP and SMS USB cable PC side series A male Main unit side series B male Handset port 12 PIN Modular Cable Connects with Handset unit Offered service 4kbps Voice and SMS TEL 1 2 ports RJ 11 type 6 PIN Modular Cable Connects the analog equipment terminal telephones and facsimile to the main unit Offered services 4kbps Voice 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio 16 3 Appearance 3 3 ADE BDE connecting cable This cable can be connected to ADE and BDE in either direction TNC TNC d 30m standard e a Fig 3 3 ADE BDE connecting cable o ugJeoddy WEU 19 17 3 Appearance 3 4 Handset The Handset consists of main body and cradle Handset rest The Handset is fixed on the cradle by a strong magnet Front view Inside view Cradle Handset fixed on cradle Operation side Receiver side Fig 3 4a Handset and cradle Handset consists of three sections 3 4 1 LCD LED section l l LCD LED LCD screen displays JUE 250 user information secon LEDs indicate communication apparatus oo COD 1944 40 0 0 0 status Functional
24. Cause Code for CS communication TEL FAX Normal class No HEX Reason Description unassigned unallocated This cause indicates that the destination requested by the mobile station number cannot be reached because although the number is in a valid format it is not currently assigned allocated 0001 This cause indicates that the called user cannot be reached because the network through which the call has been routed does not serve the destination desired channel unacceptable This cause indicates the channel most recently identified 1s not acceptable 0006 to the sending entity for use in this call operator determined barring This cause indicates that the MS Mobile Station has tried to access a service that the MS s network operator or service provider is not prepared to allow no route to destination 0003 0008 normal call clearing This cause indicates that the call is being cleared because one of the users involved in the call has requested that the call be cleared Under normal situations the source of this cause is not the network user busy This cause is used when the called user has indicated the inability to accept another call It is noted that the user equipment is compatible with the call This cause is used when a user does not respond to a call establishment message with either an alerting or connect indication within the prescribed 0010 no user responding 0012 period of time
25. Communication screen 1m21s Elapsed time of communication is continually shown COMM SND until the call is disconnected m stands for minute s s stands for second s 1m25s Code 0010 Communication terminated screen CS PS READY Return the Handset to the cradle The total duration is displayed on the right of the first line and the Cause After 15 seconds the screen returns to Idle screen Code is displayed on the second line Cause Code 4 digit code Identities the cause of disconnection Fig 5 1 1a Flow of making a call Dial up procedure 00 Country Code Area Code Subscriber s Number Example Placing a call to 81422 45 9111 in Japan gt 0081422459111 Answering the phone If the JUE 250 receives a call ring tone will sound and the screen changes to Arrival screen Ring Take up the Handset from the cradle then you can talk with the party The screen will change to On communication screen After the disconnection return the Handset to the cradle COMM RCV Fig 5 1 1b Arrival screen NOTE Voice of landside might be distorted or interrupted if the JUE 250 is used under a remarkably noisy environment for example in a small and high speed ship 42 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 2 Using Phone Book Speed dial Register the phone numbers before the Phone Book Speed dial is used Refer to 5 1 9 Entry change and deletion of Phone Book p52 To make a call with Speed dial from Hands
26. Data CS PS READY User Reg User name editing screen 02 The cursor is blinking at the head of E the line CS PS READY Enter User name MARK Aa 02 The name has been entered MARKE Press OKI CS PS READY Aa Secret code editing screen MARK The cursor is blinking at the head of the line Enter Secret Code 9871 CS PS READY MARK 22 The Secret code is entered 9871 Press i CS PS READY User Reg list display screen 02 Newly entered name and Secret Code are MARK stored firmly now CS PS READY Registrations finished Fig 8 9 4 1a Flow of User Reg operation selecting menu 118 8 Handset Menu system Edit User name and or Secret Code Even when either the User name only or the Secret Code only is to be changed both of the edit screens are displayed On the edit screen where change is not necessary just press OK button and go to the next screen Example Changing the Secret Code of MARK No 02 from 9871 to 8765 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN pas 02 MARK MARK 9871 CS PS READY H9 CS PS READY Delete CS PS READY User Reg operation selecting screen User name editing screen is displayed first 02 Enter overwrite new User name and press OK MAR K to change the User name CS PS READY ES User name editing screen Or press JM button only In this case change of User name is not necessary Next Secret Code editing screen is displayed MARK Enter overwrite new Secret Cod
27. I 01 dd 012345678901 4 Phone Book 5678901234 234 f 02 ES 22222 5 Redial H 22222 6 Call Log 03 11111 7 Self Test A EE 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE 30 9999 9999 Return to OK previous screen Whole length of number can be seen in this screen The head of figures are not displayed when the telephone number exceeds 10 digit No Data CS PS READY No Data is qui displayed when there is no dialed history Press Y button In any screen Fig 8 5 Redial menu screen 100 8 Handset Menu system 8 6 Call Log Communication history menu IMENU H6 1 5 In this menu user can display the Call Log Communication history of respective communication type Call Log is displayed in 5 service types VOICE FAX STANDARD STREAMING and SMS They are divided into three kinds of screens BOTH send and receive SND send only and RCV receive only Top menu screen Call Log menu screen Transmission menu screen 1 Status 1 VOICE E 1 BOTH 2 SMS 2 SND 12 3 Satellite 3 STANDARD 3RCV 89 hone Book 4 STREAMING 5 Redial UKEIYEEIOIIAI 6 Call log The screen 1s scrolled line by line with 7 Self Test WA buttons 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE Call Log list menu screen 001 NOISE E 01 JAN 2005 2 FAX CS PS READY 3 STANDARD 4 STREAMING 5 SMS 001 23 59 59 CS PS READY Fig 8 6 Call Log menu screen
28. JRC web site JRC Japan WWW rc co jp JRC Amsterdam www jrcams nl JRC Seattle WWW jrcamerica com 2008 4 1 Ver 2 0 181 JRC NETWORK 182 Japan Radio Co Ltd ETIE mA rJ R BB AARP SH Declaration on toxic amp hazardous substances or elements of Electronic Information Products Japan Radio Company Limited ARA SW JL EK J IP AMR Names amp Content of toxic and hazardous substances or elements 44 ff Name INMARSAT FleetBroadband FB250 HALA Type JUE 250 Maritime Satellite Communication Terminal SEXE tw SUE 47 FR Toxic and Hazardous Substances and Elements anes fh i NR FRKE SRAM Pb Hg Cd Cr PBB PBDE i xg Above Deck Eqipment Jn IARE En Below Deck Equipment o fe foe fox fox px fo fe fx e e P AU f Peripherals Fh isi L Telephone BEA Data Terminal T ENHL Printer A x X X x x Jc FF Options Hk Cables FH Documennts ORZA RA RE VAT PUR A E P et FY ES J T11306 2006 PREIE IR ERKA Fo Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is below the requirement in SJ T11363 2006 x 7141 EA RAEO VAT BA BE A E E Bu ROGER H1SJ T11363 2006 REIER SEEK Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials used for this part is above the limit requirement in SJ T 11363 2006 JRC Code No 7ZPSC0256 183 Fo
29. Port Cont and press OK button Enter the Secret code 3 Port 1 Handset Select 1 Handset and press OK button Port Control menu screen Secret Code s e 2 TEL 1 ie L 1 Secret Code Port Cont setting item selection menu CS PS READY 2 Volume Select 1 Secret Code and press OK button Press OFF Secret Code setting screen button repeatedly CS PS READY Select ON OFF and press OK button to return to Idle screen Fig 5 1 8a Flow of setting the Secret Code Operation 1s locked up when you returned to TOP menu again You can operate on other screens until then 50 5 How to use the telephone FAX Secret Code calling f you have not set up the Secret Code open previous page and set it up SAT E64 0 Idle screen terminal locked 14 03 UTC Press any button LOCK is appeared the place where usually CS PS CS PS READY READY is displaying Secret Code X Terminal locked before entering secret code All operations are locked LOCK Enter 4 digit Secret Code Secret Code Terminal locked after entered secret code Ne V x x Entered numbers are hidden by TANE then LOCK press OK button SAT E64 0 Idle screen returned 14 03 UTC CS PS READY is shown at the bottom CS PS READY To place a call follow the regular procedure Fig 5 1 8b Operating flow of Secret Code call If an incorrect Code is entered Secret Code ale alo als alo Entered Secret Co
30. Sync Step requires Heading value GYRO Is abnormal condition Called from the ship Called from the land Searching Satellite It is displayed from the Satellite search is completed and until READY status is started Satellite search has been failed Communication is possible Circuit switch service and Packet switch service are available Communication is possible Circuit switch service only available Communication is possible Packet switch service only available Communication is impossible 3 Appearance Lighting of LEDs Ready lamp displays available services x x ALARM lamp indicates failure alert x Green light x x Red light Failure has occurred in the system x Communication services are available x No light The status is normal x Blinking Green When no service is available u Activating JUE 250 checking the x I m _ status of itself READY ALARM COMM After power switch is turned off until x b the power 1s run out completely G Q No light power switch is OFF COMM lamp indicates communication starting x Green light In CS service communication No light In PS service communication or no communication is on the way now Fig 3 4 1c Indication of LEDs LEDs on the Handset are lit in the same way as the main unit except just after the startup 23 o ugJeoddy WEU A 3 Appearance 3 4 0 Function button section This section describes
31. TEL4 Ring tone sounds on both of Handset and transferred terminal telephone COMM SND The screen will change to Forwarding screen and then forwarded distination TEL1 or TE2 is displayed Disconnection screen emos hen the fi ded d d he h ll ch When the forwarded distination disconnects the line the screen will change Code 1001 v dd E to Disconnection screen and then Cause Code and total duration is CS PS READY displayed Fig 5 1 7 Flow of transferring a call from Handset to one of the terminal telephones Table 5 1 7 Forwarding key operation list xvJI suoudo o y osn 0 oH KALAA Forwarding mode cancel on communication status mode on communication status Continuing forwarding mode beep tone does not mode sound and waiting the input of numeric key of 1 to 3 49 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 8 Using a Secret Code Setup procedure Turn on the Secret Code To use the Secret Code port setting is required Note Once the Secret Code is set on a telephone terminal call without entering Secret Code is impossible Only receiving a call 1s possible To make it possible unlock the setting Carry out below procedure Repeat the same procedure for other terminals 1f Secret Code setup 1s required for them Idle screen SAT E64 0 Press button 14 03 UTC Top menu screen 8 Alarm Pack Select 9 ADMIN and press OK button 9 ADMIN ADMIN menu screen 2 Port Cont Select 2
32. Temperature 2 Relative Humidity 3 Vibration 4 Ship s Motion 5 Solar Radiation ADE 6 Icing ADE 7 Precipitation 8 Wind ADE 25 C to 55 C BDE 15 C to 55 C Up to 40 C 95 IEC 60945 4th Edition compliant Motion Amplitude Period Roll 30 8s Pitch 10 6s Yaw 8 50s Surge 0 2g Sway 0 2g Heave 0 5g Turning Rate 4 6 s ldeg s Headway 30knots Infrared Radiation 500 watts nv Ultraviolet Radiation 54watts m Up to 25mm Up to 100mm hour Up to 100knots in operation 132 Appendix A Changing procedures of using GYRO tracking uJeJgel Ul91s S uornoeuuo 9e qe2 06c 3NP Pueqpeo4g 38917 1L VSHVIANI Changed en o i lt Q S fom ON JESpUeH YUM payoeyy L9Z MON e pm u e 13SdNVH E e Od ug xew e qeO ASN N A ondo uondo uondo Alddns Our AlddNs Our AlddNS YANMO Od I uc geo Ny anH UE SRONA AlddNs Ouf en juajeamba Jo c uondg 1X80LS4 WOO9Aueo Bb TIMISOVA unn i oe O 9uoe ON GZS811 Gd AOOLOV 4emod
33. V AR O LlJuE 250 0103 exe Mar 19 2008 8 54 49 AM 3 MB 151 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 4 Update JUE 250 software l Activate your JUE 250 and confirm that initialization is completed Initialize 1s displayed during initialization Initialize 2 Execute the downloaded software file JUE 250 XXXX exe Double click the icon JWE 250 0103 exe 3 Following dialog box is displayed Click Unzip button Note Unzip the JUE 250 Installer into the folder which installed JUE 250 Upgrader WinZip Self Extractor JUE 250_0103 exe Es To unzip all files in JUE 250 0703 exe to the specified folder press the Unzip button Hun winzip Unzip to folder ia Company JUE 250 Upgrader Browse Llose e Dwvernante files without prompting About When dene unzipping open Bganx Lpgrader exe Help 152 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 4 Following dialog box is displayed Click OK button WinZip Self Extractor 5 file s unzipped successfully 5 Select Complete upgrade now and click OK button JUE 250 Upgrader is activated w JUE 250 Upgrader IF the JUE 250 ts not already connected to your PL disconnect the dial up or LAM connection and connect the JUE 250 to your FL f Complete upgrade now f Complete upgrade later JUE 250 Upgrader File Tools Help IP Address 192 168 128 100 e Hew software version Current softwre version
34. WIS 9 NIG ojny S juo2 uod Z dnyes L 3W1es yl jespueH L NOG opny 9 Biy 40110 AY L e euunjoA 0A Bury euo Bury awwIgaybpeg NGSI Z jospueH L Hoq Hig y spueH L ju09 HOJ Zz bly eun Ie5o1 Z fae neg L dnes big yndul Nid Z LNId 649 L jospueH HO LVS 0 VAVNVL zo VOVINVA LO NGSI Z jesueH L zTa1 VIAL Z yespueH L V3WN OMHAS MSN ONA9 o1nv SumoelL y ad eun 8907 Z Asoaneg L nu W WIS 9 N2G ojny S O IA1 S 0 NIWAY 6 yed Wey 8 SOL HOES LZ 601 1189 9 jeipeu S y00g uoud v eynoes Fig B 3 Menu for ADMIN users 141 Appendix B Handset menu tree This page is remained as a blank 142 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure Update JUE 250 software with following procedure 1 Confirm the connection JUE 250 software updating is executed by a PC with dedicated application for PC Prepare a PC and connect it to your JUE 250 Windows XP OS is required 2 Install PC dedicated software JUE 250 Upgrader Install JUE 250 Upgrader to your PC using installer which stored in attached CD ROM JUE 250 Upgrader installation to the PC is required only once although software updating 1s executed repeatedly 3 Download the latest software for JUE 250 Confirm the website to check whether the latest software is uploaded
35. a computer program to do OS Circuit Switched D dB uu yu aia Decibel Grec TC HP PC Direct Current DON MER Disconnection DEC ottenuti testi O cet ats Reet A eise Decoder Circuit DEB o coda M CM EE UE Delete 176 Appendix G Glossary DENIS seus oed euo En tei oie Demodulator Circuit DHCP ai uno M dM Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol A PH Domain Name System Du M a n X Distribution Partner DIM om Data Terminal Equipment EEPROM Electrically Erasable and Programmable ROM Read only Memory that is able to delete and rewrite electrically l A RE RR S Electronic Industries Association EIRP A Ou uM EE M M Effective Isotropically Radiated Power A measure of transmitted power A bn E bu i EL LE E LE iei External GMDSS Global Maritime Distress and Safety Service The Global Maritime Distress and Safety System the Inmarsat A B and C systems are the only Inmarsat networks included in the GMDSS by the IMO International Maritime Organization A uU t un S LS EE LS General Packet Radio Service O Global Positioning System System which provides the geographic location of a vessel This service uses American military satellites which have been made available for civilian use O M A High Power Amplifier iL A DELI International Mobile Equipment Identity MN ada Inmarsat Mobile Number A Internally Maritime Organization A D OE In
36. abbreviated E d Ru cation deletes SMS displays communication number to the Handset tee and terminal telephone Redial Displays Redial Call Log Self Test Alarm Pack number list and makes a Displays Call logging Displays Self Test Displays detailed call with it history result Information of MES and Alarm history sosa w m m m m m m m 83 mm m mm 3 m m m mm m mm m m m m mm m mm m m m mm m mm m m m m mm m mm mm m mm m mm m mm mm m mm m m mm 9 mm a AS lt m m m m mm m M M B M M M B M M BM m m m M M M M M M B M M mmm M B M M m M M M B M M M M M M B M M M M M M B M M NM M B M M m M M M B M M M M M M B M M M M M M M M M M M M mmm M M M M mmm M M M M BM 2 M M mm M 2 N HN N N N Changes JUE 250 status and communication status For ADMIN user only ADMIN SETUP Port Cont Port Displays menu list for Setups the basic Setup the additional Specify setup of the port the ADMIN user operation of BDE function of each port User Reg Auto DCN l SIM menu Registers users and secret Sets automatic Sets SIM card use call users disconnection of operation communication Fig 3 6 Handset menus Classified by user authority 26 4 Getting started x 4 Getting started In section 4 1 connecting the Handset and terminal devices to Main unit and setting SIM card are described NOTE JUE 250 has two types of satellite tracking mode Signal tracking mode and Gyro tracking mode Press WISSIS 3 button Satellite m
37. cattle satellite Access Station SCA coe bes Service Centre Address SDNE o ouod A A E System Definition Manual v lj etm pP Subscriber Identity Module VIR aus Short Message Service VIP sane ne M CN safety of Life at Sea Space segment Consists of the communications satellites operated by Inmarsat Special access code A destination address code used in a ship to shore or shore to ship message to access a special service provided by a service provider The two digit codes are examples of special access codes SINC MT Synchronization TOM EET DET Time Division Multiplex The process by which multiple signals can share the same communication channel each using a different time slot TDMA Time Division Multiple Access The process by which MESs communicate with an SAS or NCS NS A neta et E Transmit Transmitter Oo 5 eee rc ear eg en Oe ME ML M E ss Universal Serial Bus TC sudo e erence es em eae a ete ee mete Universal Coordinated Time 179 Appendix G Glossary A term which for practical purposes has the same meaning as Greenwich Mean Time GMT 180 JRC NETWORK JRC NETWORK If your JUE 250 has problems in operation please contact the dealer a JRC or JRC branch office For assistance in finding a Service Center please access one of the following web sites
38. connector type RJ 45 Be careful not to connect the wrong port Audio port supports only Inmarsat 4kbps Voice and Inmarsat 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio services Terminals using UDI RDI services like Video Phone or G4 FAX are not supported j10d orpny uo Xx VY4 ou0Y4ds 9 Suis MACS 75 7 Using telephone FAX on Audio port When a TE originates a call JUE 250 originates a call in according to a transfer capability informed from TE When the transfer capability from TE 1s Speech JUE 250 originates Inmarsat 4kbps Voice call When the transfer capability from TE is 3 1kHz Audio JUE 250 originated Inmarsat 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio call When a call arrives to JUE 250 JUE 250 informs a Multiple Subscriber Number MSN programmed by user to TE TE can identify an arriving service using this MSN You should setup following items 1 MSN and transfer capability of TE according to TE s manual 2 MSN of JUE 250 Connection sample Condition For telephone MSN 1 transfer capability Speech For FAX MSN 2 transfer capability 3 1 kHz Audio MSN 1 Transfer capability Speech MSN 2 Transfer Capability 3 1kHz Audio Telephone MSN for Inmarsat 4kbps Voice 1 MSN for Inmarsat 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio Fig 7b Connection sample of Audio port 76 7 Using telephone FAX on Audio port Setting MSN using Handset MSN edit menu Idle screen Press button SAT E64 0 14 03 UTC
39. distance to satellites are measured simultaneously the ship s latitude longitude and altitude are fixed positioning UNFIX screen is displayed when GPS status is COLD START or UNFIX 2 SMS Position status displav screen ES N 10 10 10 4 Product E130 20 24 In the case that GPS is in 2 D FIX or CS PS READY 3 D FIX mode Status menu screen Position status display screen UNFIX In the case that GPS is in COLD START or UNFIX POSITION Fig 8 1 3a Position status display screens 83 unjs g nuo y J9Spur Hg KANLA A 8 Handset Menu system 8 1 4 Product menu MENUF I 4 1 to 3 In this menu user can display the IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity JRC No manufacturer s serial No and Delivery date of the JUE 250 1 Status IMEI 123456 2 SMS 78 901234 5 3 Position CS PS READY 4 Product TIMEL ox IRC No 2JRCNo CA cv 12345 da CS PS READY Product menu screen Delivery 01 JAN 2008 CS PS READY IMEI display screen 15 digit figure is displayed JRC No display screen 7 digit figure 1s displayed Delivery date display screen Delivery date of JUE 250 is displayed Fig 8 1 4 Product menu status display screens 84 8 Handset Menu system 8 1 5 Unit Info menu 5t 1 to 4 In this menu user can display the software version maintenance No and status of ADE BDE Unit Info menu screen 1 Version display screen 1 Software versio
40. e Exe pie ende ta 24 3 4 3 Alphanumeric button sectlon 24 2 Communication terminal 25 Sk Terminal dequit MPA 25 30 2 A e uuu deu adiu bi drudud 26 30 AAA E 26 J A E MM 27 4 1 Connecting terminals and power on 28 4 1 1 Connecting terminals with cables 28 2 1 2 etus removing SIM CALC aces atacand m uum Sasu uuu D a daten 30 A O uru yuna O A ananas 31 d 14 Soereenmdisplay orHandseb uuu u ten barres tole tei eene en 33 4 2 Initial setting for COMMUNICATION 35 4 2 Mode setting of GUEST and ADMIN 36 2 2 2 DENE SEEVICO LY De sien dead etuer tien bate tt 37 2 UMS Mis ciTe RE m 38 9 Howto use the telephone FAX u o TRE od ed hee Ren od see Pee au e dieat 39 Sb AA II we ag eh Aaa 42 5 1 1 Making a call Answering the phone 42 3 12 Using Phone Book Speed dial aee e oed ved 43 3 1 5 sine Redial mena 44 5 1 4 Adjusting voice volume and screen brightness 45 5 1 5 Adjusting ringer volume and pattern and voice volume 46 LO Holdinge on the line uuu u k A ita b easi 48 5 1 7 Passing a call from Handset to terminal telephone 49
41. except as outlined in the product warranty and by limitation of law e Some functions depend on the hardware and software version of your terminal equipment connected with your JUE 250 Confirm your terminal equipment hardware and software versions before contacting the purchasing dealer JRC agent or one of the JRC branches e Your communication data are transmitted via the Inmarsat systems therefore there 1s a possibility that some errors may occur We strongly recommend important data be backed up to ensure safety and protection from loss Usually digital scrambling of the Inmarsat system protects your communication data privacy However we caution you to understand that your communication data might be intercepted by special technology and unauthorized access to the communication theory There are some additional and optional functions of the JUE 250 that 1s released in the near future evaluation e Specifications of the JUE 250 and its accessories may change without notice for improvement e Some functions may not be supported by a product version Please contact JRC for more information IV DURING OPERATION DANGER Do not touch any internal parts with your hands or tools It may cause fire electrical shock or malfunction DURING OPERATION AN WARNING Please do not bring the power supply code close to the heat apparatus The coating of the code may relieved and it causes a fire and the electric shock Do
42. is not currently assigned allocated Operator determined barring This cause indicates that the MS has tried to send a mobile originating short message when the MS s network operator or service provider has forbidden such transactions Call barred This cause indicates that the outgoing call barred service applies to the 000A short message service for the called destination Short message transfer rejected This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause does not wish to accept this short message although it could have accepted the short message since the equipment sending this cause is neither busy nor incompatible Destination out of service This cause indicates that the destination indicated by the Mobile Station cannot be reached because the interface to the destination is not functioning correctly The term not functioning correctly indicates that a sgnaling message was unable to be delivered to the remote user e g a physical layer or data link layer failure at the remote user user equipment off line etc Unidentified subscriber This cause indicates that the subscriber is not registered in the PLMN i e 001C IMSI not known Facility rejected This cause indicates that the facility requested by the Mobile Station is not 001D supported by the PLMN Unknown subscriber This cause indicates that the subscriber is not registered in the HLR i e IMSI or directory number is not allocated to a subscriber Network out
43. j J9SpurH KAALA 125 8 Handset Menu system 8 10 Other screen Short cut is not available This screen is displayed when a fault is detected TX alarm screen The screen pops up when TX alarm the transmission stopped because of a trouble in transmitting system is raised Press to reset the alarm the screen returns to Idle screen TX alarm screen Idle screen TX Alarm SAT E64 0 Ti Reset EE aos rc CS PS READY CS PS READY Fig 8 10 TX alarm screen 126 9 Maintenance 9 Maintenance The life of the JUE 250 depends on how well the equipment is maintained Check the following items from time to time to ensure the best performance of your JUE 250 1 Keep the input voltage within the specified range 19VDC to 31VDC 2 When the equipment is in good order at times record the transmitting power EIRP and the receiving level REC During the operation compare the EIRP and REC level with the recorded normal values This deed helps you to locate a fault before it develops into a serious one 9 1 Daily maintenance The following table shows daily maintenance items using general tools A WARNING Y Do not troubleshoot or repair the internal equipment of the JUE 250 by yourself Any electrical work by any person other than our trained maintenance staff may cause fire or abnormal operation of this equipment or electrical shock for you This equipment meets the technical standard of the Ministry of I
44. list display screen Only No Data is indicated for the address Example Editing an existing address Phone number blank address phone number is displayed when data 1s filled in newly 4 PhoneBook 5 Redial 01 ES PS READY MENU Operation Selecting screen Address editing screen secret cocer MET Address READY Delete ES WRC CS PS READY CS PS READY 01234567890 Phone No editing screen Dial Fig 8 4 1a Phone Book address editing screen or 2345678901 To delete existing address phone number CS PS READY Edit 01 CEC 23 no data 18 CS PS READY CS PS READY RRC The screen shows the data is deleted CS PS READY Fig 8 4 1b Phone Book data deleted screen Overwritten screen 1s displayed U1L9IS S NUIJA J9Spur Hg FROG A 99 8 Handset Menu system 8 5 Redial menu MENU 5 In this menu the user can display the Redial numbers up to 30 First Redial history list screen is displayed The screen displays Redial history number 01 to 30 and telephone number if the number is longer than 10 digit first several digits are not displayed To confirm the whole telephone number press Or to display Redial history detailed screen The screen will show the full telephone number Scroll the screen with Wk button to display the number dialed before and after Top menu screen 1 Status Redial history list Redial history detailed 2 SMS display screen display screen 3 Satellite OK
45. not approach the ADE while transmitting It transmits microwave and strong microwave may cause injury If an external matter such as metal fragments water liquid etc infringes into your JUE 250 turn off the power and contact the dealer or agent you purchased the equipment from or one of our JRC Branches Continuous operation may cause fire electrical shock or malfunction Inappropriate installation may cause incorrect operation fire electrical shock or malfunction The JUE 250 should be installed by the trained technician or engineer The installation should be requested to the purchasing dealer JRC agent or one of the JRC branches Lay ADE BDE coaxial cable correctly in accordance with the Installation manual Especially waterproof should be treated correctly in accordance with the installation manual Pay particular attention to waterproof following the instruction of installation manual Inappropriate installation may cause incorrect operation fire electric shock or malfunction The installation has to be carried out under the supervision of trained technician or field engineer Use the specified power supply voltage only 19VDC to 31VDC otherwise trouble fire or electric shock or malfunction may occur Do not troubleshoot or repair the internal equipment of the JUE 250 by yourself Any electrical work by any person other than our trained maintenance staff may cause fire or abnormal operation of this equipment o
46. person performs the heart massage 15 times and the other person blows air in twice Repeat this routine Heart massage and mouth to mouth resuscitation used together 3 Constantly check the pupils and the pulse if the pupils become normal and the pulse steadies keep him in a laying position and give him something warm to drink be sure that he rests do not give him any alcohol In any case you have to entrust any major decision making to a doctor Having understanding people around is essential to the victim s recovery from the mental shock of electrocution f Figure 2 Heart massage in combination with artificial respiration PREFACE Thank you for purchasing the JRC Inmarsat FleetBroadband Mobile Earth Station the JUE 250 The JUE 250 is an Inmarsat digital satellite communication terminal for Voice 4kbps Speech and Audio 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio maximum 284kbps Standard IP service 32kbps 64kbps or 128kbps Streaming IP service and Short Messaging Service SMS The JUE 250 is packaged and shipped under strict quality control with inspection criteria to deliver the equipment with highest quality performance and reliability needed to meet our customer s requirements and satisfaction JRC believes that you will use this equipment satisfactorily for a long time e Please read this manual carefully and carry out proper operation e Please do not lose this useful manual as you will have to refer to it from time
47. phone and text Select data to K 4 E enable IP Data 3y a inmarsat x GPS Undetermined P Fig 6 3 1b Connection Outro window 68 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling Connecting screen is displayed during Standard IP Data connection is requesting Connecting Fig 6 3 1c Connecting window 3 If connection is succeeded Connect icon is changed to Disconnect Connect Standard icon is changed to Disconnect Standard and text of Status column is changed to Standard Data connection open Ol LaunchPad 1 0 0 Eok File Terminal LaunchPad services Update Help Z Tm EFF EY 9 M O Text D Contacts Call Log Lisage Tools Support Connection control Q Q Disc mmrrect Connect Connect Connect Standard 32 Streaming 64 Streaming 123 Streaming Changed AA RS advanced close View all Data connections on terminal 1 Connected to Signal strength JUE 250 Standard Data connection open EENMNENEEN E GPS Undetermined W Ready for Phone Text and Data More Info J inmarsat elut EE O EJ EE SEE JEJE ESO SEO EJE EE SEE JEJE ESO nanam j10d 3941943 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd RETO Fig 6 3 1d Connection control window connection succeeded Connecting to Internet Standard Data connection is opened Use your desirable tool 69 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling Disconnection Click Disconnect icon C LaunchPad 1 0 0 File Terminal LaunchP
48. port from TEL1 TEL2 and select the service type from VOICE for telephone or FAX and then press OK button The screen returns to 9 ADMIN screen Idle screen Press MUSING button then TOP menu opens SAT E64 0 14 03 UTC Top menu screen 8 Alarm Pack Select ADMIN and press QJM button 9 ADMIN ADMIN menu screen poj1ejs SUD Mte 2 Port Cont Select 2 Port Cont and press OK button Enter the Secret code 3 Port Secret Code 2 TEL1 Port Control menu screen Secret Code 3 TEL2 Select 2 TEL1 or 3 TEL2 and press OK button ECT 2 Volume Port Cont setting item selection menu CS PS READY 3 Type Select 3 Type and press OK button OICE FAX CS PS READY Select VOICE or FAX and press OK button Secret service type setting screen Fig 4 2 2 Setting service type menu 37 4 Getting started 4 2 3 Satellite display In this section setting of Satellite search type is explained Select 3 Satellite from Top menu and select 1 Satellite from displayed Satellite menu screen Current setting is displayed with mark on its line head To change it move the cursor by W buttons and press button Satellite display 3 Satellite C3 cr 79 WSs 2 Spot Beam E64 0 CS PS READY select with a cursor and press button Then the screen is returned to previous one Fig 4 2 3a Flow of Satellite selection If the antenna cannot catch the satellite for some reason
49. scrolling up down or switching left right is available Scroll the screen when up down is displayed with OWED buttons Switch the screen when left right 1s displayed vi EE ES buttons 2 AE Displays Aa mark for alphabet input mode If these icons are not displayed numeric input mode only available Exceptionally in SMS menu aA lis displayed as lower case letter mode and Aa is displayed as upper case letter mode 3 Each status 1 Displays aa when Phone Book menu 1s selecting 2 Displays R when Redial menu is selecting 3 Displays Y when call is on hold 4 Displays when SMS message is arrived This icon is e Not displayed even new message is received when another icons CET R and Y are need to be displayed in this area Disappears when Inbox menu refer to 8 2 2 Inbox menu p93 is selected and Inbox list view screen is once opened regardless of the newly arrived message is read or not Disappears when Power OFF with displaying it and ON afterwards Kept displaying even the new message is confirmed when it is executed by an external access such as LaunchPad SMS cannot be received at all when SIM has no empty space to store Confirm its capacity at Capacity screen of 8 2 5 Setting menu p96 4 Condition of 1 Displays a bar graph of signal reception level by seven 7 grades reception Possible to stable communicate 20 5 Connecting IP service 6 Selected Satellite or termina
50. the back of your hand or face near the victim s face d Check the pupils of the eyes Open the victim s mouth and remove any artificial dentifrice food or chewing gum Leave the mouth opened and flatten the tongue with a towel or by putting something into the mouth to prevent the victim s tongue from obstructing the throat If he or she is clenching their teeth and it 1s difficult to open the mouth use a spoon or the like to pry open the mouth Continually wipe the mouth to prevent the accumulation of saliva xf the victim has a pulse but is not breathing 1 Place the victim s head facing backward place something under the neck like a pillow 2 Point the chin upward to widen the trachea 3 Pinch the victim s nose take a deep breath then put your mouth over the victim s mouth and exhale completely making sure that your mouth completely covers the victim s mouth Then remove your mouth Repeat this routine 10 to 15 times per minute holding the nostrils 4 Pay attention to the victim to notice if he or she starts to breath If breathing returns stop resuscitation 5 If it 1s impossible to open the victim s mouth put something like a plastic straw or vinyl tube into one of the nostrils then blow air in while covering the mouth and the other nostril 6 Occasionally when the victim comes back to consciousness they immediately try to stand up Prevent this and keep them in a laying position Give them something warm to drin
51. to go to Operation selecting screen or press key to cancel the job and return to the previous screen Top menu screen Phone Book address Phone Book phone No 1 Status display screen display screen 2 SMS 01 012345678901 3 Satellite Phone Book ARE 23436789 5 Redial oz 6 Call Log A TeS O AE 7 Self Test 03 110 8 Alarm Pack __KEISATSU __ 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE jc 50 119 0 Press button KYUKYU at any screen Secret Code MER MENU or Off hook CS PS READY Secret Code authentication screen Secret Code is required when you do not log in to the JUE 250 as ADMIN Call up user p 5678901234 the party Delete COMM SND CS PS READY Dial up screen Phone Book Operation selecting screen Fig 8 4 Flow of Phone Book menu 98 8 Handset Menu system 8 4 1 Editing the Phone Book address H MENU In this menu the user can register change and delete the address name of party and telephone number Press button with the Address display screen or Telephone number display screen opened then Operation selecting screen is displayed Select Edit and press 93 selected party 1s changed to Address Phone number editing screen The blinking cursor let you to enter the new address Enter the new address press then enter the new number with alphanumeric buttons If Delete is selected the data in the address is deleted instantly and the screen is returned to Address Telephone number
52. to time BEFORE OPERATION 1 About this operation manual Before operating this equipment read the manual carefully to ensure correct operation This book is useful for troubleshooting too 2 Concerning the symbols This manual uses the following symbols to explain the correct operation and to help prevent injury or damage to property The symbols and descriptions are as follows Understand them before proceeding with this manual Indicates danger that if ignored will A N 3 E R result in serious injury or even death Indicates warning that if ignored may result in serious injury or even death Al O N Indicates caution that if ignored may result in injury or damage to property Examples of symbols The Asymbol indicates caution including DANGER and WARNING The illustration inside the symbol specifies the content of the caution more accurately This example warns of possible electrical shock The Y symbol indicates that performing an action is prohibited The illustration inside the symbol specifies the content of the prohibited operation In this example disassembly is prohibited The illustration inside the symbol specifies obligatory instructions In e The symbol indicates operations that must be performed this example unplugging is obligatory 3 Concerning warning labels Warning labels are posted on the equipment Do not remove damage or modify Windows Interne
53. ujs g NUIJA J9SpurH KAALA 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 3 Port menu 9 3 In this menu the user can set the advanced setting of Handset and MSN of ISDN port ADMIN menu screen Top menu screen Port menu screen 8 Alarm Pack 1 Setup 4 Handset 9 ADMIN gt OK 2 Port Cont 2 ISDN CS PS READY 4 User Reg 5 Auto DCN 6 SIM Menu Fig 8 9 5 Port menu screen 114 8 Handset Menu system In this menu the user can set the advanced settings of Handset brightness of LCD screen backlight LEDs and volume pattern of ringer tone voice volume Select brightness of LCD screen Backlight menu screen backlight from five stages Top menu screen 4 including OFF and press 0A 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 2 2 Port Cont 1 OFF Select the brightness of Dimmer menu screen LEDs lined up under LCD screen from five stages including OFF and press OK ox Handset advanced oh setting menu screen 2m Ring Type menu screen Select the pattern of OK 1 Back Light ringer tone from 6 types 2 Dimmer and press OM 3 Ring Type 4 Ring VOL 5 Volume 6 6 Key Click Ring Volume menu screen Select the volume of Next page ringer tone from 3 stages A ies ISDN MSN setting menu S Mm is US Select the voice volume of 1 Voice MSN Volume menu screen 2 Audio MSN Handset from 3 stages and CS PS READY press OM 2 1 OK Key Click menu screen Select the key click tone seting from ON or OFF o Mo 9
54. 06 di o ujs g nud 32espueu EFRON Returns to previous screen Fig 8 9 3 1 Handset advanced setting menu 115 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 3 2 ISDN MSN setting menu MENU 9 1 34 211 to In this menu the user can set the MSN of ISDN port Top menu screen 8 Alarm Pack ISDN MSN setting menu screen 9 ADMIN 2 Port Cont 1 Voice MSN Select the service type you want to set the 2 Audio MSN MSN and press 7 button 1 Handset Port menu screen Voice MSN MSN display screen Default value will be displayed 123456789123 To change the MSN press button CS PS READY When the displayed number exceeds 12 digit the rest of the digits is displayed in right screen To see right MSN edit screen Enter the MSN number When the CS READY number exceeds 12 digit the head of a the digits will be displayed in upper Uus line up to 15 digit Press OK when Audio MSN is same to it is completed Viii ies bui This screen displays entering 987654321038 765987654321098 CS PS READY Note MSN display screen left MSN display screen right Voice MSN Voice MSN 123456789123 Ht gt 456 CS PS READY CS PS READY MSN edit screen MSN edit screen shows whole digits even the number exceeds 12 digit in single screen by showing Ist to 3rd 765 digits in upper line unlike the MSN display screen shows 987654321098 the 13th to 15th digits to next right screen CS PS READY 116 Fig 8 9 3 2 I
55. 103 exe JUE 250 Uperader V01 03 m45 Feb 21 2008 1 01 33 PM O File Name Folder Name a Revision Comment Author Last Updated Size 1 1records 4 records tota la ee P EX Back to Top IIJ Document Exchange Service Copyright 2005 2007 Internet Initiative Japan Inc 6 Internet amp 100 149 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 3 Download the file Click the file name you want to download File List Windows Internet Explorer Sle de v https fs jrc co jp dx gr ME S JUE 250 v EB gt x Google y File Edi Yiew Favorites Tools Help ww Brie List Ro B dc EY Page Qr Tools r E C Logout e Files Folders Use Mail de Manage View User Setting 8 He lp a m Search File Name gt Advanced Search Search Result es gt Action Setting TE Etim tm Revision Setting Revision y Download Upload Create Folder Disk Usage 4823 8MB Contracted Group Disk Usage 586 34 Show 20 Show 50 Show 100 Show Show Quota Amount 17408MB MB 1024 MB Records Records Records Details Thumbnail O rie Name Folder Name ee a Ex a ss E d El JUE 250 0103 exe JUE 250 Uperader 01 03 m45 Feb 21 2008 1 01 33 PM 3 MB O File Name Folder Name a Revision Gomment Buthor Last Updated Size 1 1 records records tota lt gt P Coownoad y EX Back to Top IIJ Document Exchange Service Copyright 2005 2007 Interne
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58. 5 15 Usmo d Secteb COC uu eio Do ua diete idilio lis 50 5 1 9 Entry change and deletion of Phone Book 52 5 L 0 Display me Call OG oue u a uyan Kt o dumb E E 55 5 2 Using telephone FAX with TEL 1 2 port anqa nu sa unas a 57 6 PC connection and LaunchPad calling 59 61 USB porn P6 COMEN otis au yk a ak RED deanna 60 01 1 Driver Tustaltauonmto your PC ui uyu io 60 6 1 2 Connecting USB POTIS iecit tote rta vitet u ee a Na 64 62 Bihernetport PE CONECO vesc E eto 2 ana ukpa va RERE ERI ts 66 6 3 Connecting to Internet using LaunchPad 68 Sl Sandar lla 68 0 5 2 Slicamino TP Ada 71 od MS id 74 035 bT A da au beoe aaa a baa 74 7 Using telephone FA X on Audio pott 75 5 Handset Menmu Syl e Lil sooo o Wo paier case n Un dM t Sa qha 79 Sl SO ON 8l B LI BAC Reception Hiei aaa 82 8 1 2 TX Transmission MU 82 Sl POS ed O 83 A AAA oo cedat ode Mi fadam ecoute ibat 84 A o bte deett iie ite 85 A K NUN NUUS 88 S2 SOMS MI E UU T 89 5 2 New MISS EDT Sensei AE ducto 91 52 2 IDOR C PL u u bid 93 5 2 27 A cha ub adum perat vade oa edv b uqa a uya o 94 O2 Drant mente A dudt equitis 95 eS UMN IO TIU o eode b on ip cote a n S a robe ceo iu oim E arr aa a 96 57 A A onus Bur need E eaput 97 WM durer mI 977 5 9 2 POL Beam ID di
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60. A 4 Unit Info menu Corresponded to Chapter 8 1 5 In this menu user can display the software version maintenance No and status of ADE BDE By set to GYRO tracking 2 Mainte No and 4 BDE screens are changed Unit Info menu screen Refer to p85 2 SMS Nothing is changed 5 Unit Info 6 ID 2 Mainte No display screen CM Core Module maintenance No 9 0 0 6 IB BOOT I Interface Board Boot maintenance No 01 40___________ IB MAIN Interface Board maintenance No 00 08 __________ ADE BOOT ADE Boot maintenance No aug ET ADE MAIN I ADE maintenance No Refer to p86 ps 01 00__________ Nothing Is HS Handset maintenance No changed 00 05 NSK NSK maintenance No 01 04 Changed Refer to next page Fig A da Mainte No display screen when GYRO is used 136 Appendix A Changing procedures of using GYRO tracking 4 BDE status display screen Heading 1 Version 2 Mainte No IMEI 123456 78 901234 5 Unit Info menu screen i A Delivery IMSI lt gt 01 JAN 2008 234 MSISDN1 012345678901 234 MSISDN1 012345678901 MSISDN2 No Data MSISDN3 No Data Upgrade Err XX YY ZZ A 0000000000 S 0000000000 00 Status bit display Contents are not changed from p87 or p106 Changed Heading value only displayed when GYRO is used RECeiving level Received channel type Offset value of cable c
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62. CE d i eta Md OS 1 BEFORE OPERATION 50 idas 11 ATTENTIONS BEFORE USING ansiada IV CAUTIONS TO BE USED DURING OPERATION eene V l The Inmarsat communication systems l tt SOUNE A T T EAA E AOE I MA oven u u ua uu a Qua k qhana quyu aya I 1 1 2 The Inmarsat FleetBroadband service 2 1 2 Inmarsat Fleet Broadband FB250 services explanations 3 1 3 Important reminder for using JUE 250 4 2 dttoduction or the JU BES290 sisi 5 PN MEE Gr dii au Cer T 5 2 2 Pont y Qut IO 5 2 33 Cable connection system diagram and components List 6 2 2541 Cable COMNECHON system diaria u u uu eta oio o desit o aa 6 Doe COMPOnenis USE sassen ane 7 2 4 Dimensional drawing JUE 250 standard components 8 2 4 1 ADE Above Deck Equipment GSC 451 8 2 4 2 BDE Below Deck Equipment GSC 452 9 DAS Handset INO WS2OT aida da 10 2 44 Coaxial cable CFQO 5924A3 11 didas 13 O E A 13 QUE Dolo 14 3 3 ADE BDE connecting Cable usd ld 17 Sr Mint T o m iio 18 SAL ECDLED Seccion nee ed n psc tol uta inten s u aq tems 19 3 42 Function button section ir nico an ida
63. Code 00 Country Code Subscriber s number You can carry out the above mentioned dialing from idle screen of Handset directly In the case of Secret Code transmission release the lock first then follow the above procedures 39 5 How to use the telephone FAX Dial up procedure for forced setting of service type Just adding KA Or on the head of dialing sequence user can easily set the service type Voice or FAX to TELI 2 port regardless of setup done at 8 9 2 1 Port Cont setting item selection menu p113 This is temporal setting and available for only transmission ship to shore Table 5b Dial up procedure of the JUE 250 Setting Voice service 4kbps Voice to TEL1 2 port E Regular calling E E Speed Dialing B Redial calling W Secret Code calling Setting FAX service 3 1kHz Audio FAX to TEL1 2 port Regular calling M Speed Dialing B Redial calling E M Secret Code calling 40 Before using Handset 5 How to use the telephone FAX You can operate the JUE 250 with the Handset both on hooked and off hooked to the cradle 1 Off hook the Handset from the cradle Off hook mode COMM SND Y w be hs On communication screen To display and or set the status of JUE 250 Press a direct button refer to 8 Handset Top menu p79 To make a call Enter phone number and ul You can hear Dial tone only Fig 5a Opera
64. Delivery Unit Info menu screen 1 Version 2 Mainte No 3 ADE 4 BDE Fig 8 1 Configuration of Status menu unjs g nuo y J9Spur Hg KANLA A 81 8 Handset Menu system 8 1 4 RX Reception menu MENU 1 11 1 to B In this menu user can display the Reception level REC Channel type CH TYPE and Channel status CH 1 Status REC i 5s ar CS PS READY 2 TX 1 REC OK CH Type lt ps T025Q CS PS READY REC level display screen RECeiving level is displayed in number value Communication is not available when low value is displayed CH Type screen setting value display Channel type is displayed from T025Q T1Q T1 X and T45X Fig 8 1 1 RX Reception Menu In this menu user can display the Transmission level EIRP 2 SMS EIRP 15 0 CS PS READY EIRP display screen EIRP Transmission level is displayed in number Fig 8 1 2 TX Transmission menu 82 8 Handset Menu system In this menu user can display the latitude and longitude of ship s position N stands for North latitude S for South latitude E for East longitude and W for West longitude N and S are displayed in upper line and E and W in the lower Status of GPS positioning consists of the four terms listed below Table 8 1 3 Position acquisition status of GPS 1 COLD START 2 UNFIX The position is not fixed yet UNFIX status FIX status 4 3 D FIX 3 dimensional The
65. IL means communication with the unit is impossible for some reason TOD SIE Self Test result display screen za DR 8 Alarm Pack ADE GOOD CS PS READY Handset GOOD CS PS READY Fig 8 7 Self Test menu screen unjs g nuo y J9Spur Hg KANLA A 103 8 Handset Menu system 8 8 Alarm Pack menu MENU 8 In this menu user can display the latest 10 alarms Select Alarm Pack from Top menu screen and press button then Alarm history view menu screen Displays the Day Month Year is displayed It displays from the latest one To confirm the more detailed time Alarm history detailed menu displays recorded Hour Minute Second of each alarm is displayed with the or E button pressed In both screens select the preferred number and press button with selecting history number by Cursor Then Unit selection menu screen is displayed with the d placed on the device where alarm had occurred Select the device then press button Then alarm display screen of respective unit is displayed Top menu screen Alarm history screen Unit selection menu 7 Self Test 8 Alarm Pack _ 1 ADE pre gt sas w CS PS READY Alarm history detailed men The screen is scrolled line by line m with Wa buttons 23 33 39 CS PS READY The mark indicates that an error has been Fig 8 8 Alarm Pack menu screen ni a 1 ADE 2 BDE 104 8 Handset Menu system 8 8 1 Unit selection menu for Alarm Pack MENUHS ADE
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67. JW 250 INMARSAT FleetBroadband FB250 Maritime Satellite Communication Terminal OPERATION MANUAL Japan Radio Co dtd ABOUT YOUR SAFETY CAUTIONS AGAINST HIGH VOLTAGE Radio and radar devices are operated by high voltages of anywhere from a few hundred volts up to many hundreds of thousands of volts Although there is no danger with normal use 1t is very dangerous if contact is made with the internal parts of these devices Only specialists should attempt any maintenance troubleshooting or adjustments There is a very high risk of death by even a few thousand volts in some cases you can be fatally electrocuted by just a few hundred volts To circumvent accidents you should avoid contact with the internal parts of these devices at all costs If contact is inevitable as in the case of emergency you must switch off the devices and ground a terminal in order to discharge the capacitors After making certain that all the electricity 1s discharged only then can you insert your hand into the device Wearing cotton gloves and putting your free hand in your pocket in order not to use both hands simultaneously is also a very good method of shock prevention Quite often an injury occurs by secondary factors therefore it is necessary to choose a sturdy and level working surface If someone is electrocuted it is necessary to thoroughly disinfect the affected area and seek medical attention as soon as possible CAUTIONS CONCERNING TREATMEN
68. Mobile Subscriber ISDN N NCS Common Signaling Channel Also known as the NCS Common Channel A TDM channel used by the NCS to transmit system information and message announcements to MESs NMEA G 2 nanus deta easy ceeds National Marine Electronics Association O Ocean Region The coverage area of an Inmarsat satellite within which an MES may send and receive messages OSE M P Oscillator P Packet An envelope or block of data sent over a network each packet contains addressing information as well as the data being sent d Gener mcm cc c mc Personal Computer A II A RE ym Packet Data Protocol PIN A A A A E RNR UOTE Personal Identification Number A M n Pacific Ocean Region 178 Appendix G Glossary lud aT SETS Point to Point Protocol Protocol A defined set of communications standards which lay down the parameters to which all users must abide Protocols in general use are X 25 and X 400 PS u MS PROPER Packet Switched LSD Nigga Packet Switched Data Network ESO oe Public Switched Telephone Network A In Power Supply Unit PUN eos Dni DU nu P Det n DELI MU re eter PIN Unblocking Key RAVEN A a Random Access Memory A O M Receiving level A ORE SURE DE HE I EH ou Read Only Memory o ucc aha sabe aa um abu A Receive Receiver SAS Loose ductu ers ducenta duos ducc tet nebst mugs ducendi eqs
69. S READY GYRO NMEA Returns to previous screen Fig 8 9 1 4 Tracking Setting screen 111 unjs g NUIJA 32espueu KIALA 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 2 Port Cont menu 9 2 In this menu the user can set the use non use of Secret Code On or Off change voice volume Normal or High at the all port and select service type Voice or FAX at the TELI TEL2 port ADMIN menu screen Top menu screen Port Cont menu screen 8 Alarm Pack 1 Setup 1 Handset TIA Q gt OK 2 Port Cont 2 TEL1 CS PS READY 3 Port S TEL2 4 User Reg 5 Auto DCN 6 SIM Menu Fig 8 9 2 Port Cont menu screen 112 8 Handset Menu system In this menu user can select setting items on off of using Secret code voice volume and service type Setting item of Secret code and Volume are common to each port but Type service type 1s only available on TEL 1 2 port Select the service type to TEL1 2 port following the connection you want to set Port Cont setting item selection screen HS TEL1 2 Top menu screen 8 Alarm Pack 1 Secret Code 9 ADMIN 2 Volume 2 Port Cont ES Secret code setting screen CS PS READY Volume selecting screen 1 Secret Code OS Normal CS High CS PS READY Type selecting screen 1 Secret Code T es i 2 Volume FAX 3 Type CS PS READY Returns to previous screen Fig 8 9 2 1 Flow of Port Cont setting item selection menu 113
70. SDN MSN setting menu 8 9 4 User Reg menu In this menu the user can register User name and Secret Code 9000 Top menu screen User Reg list display 8 Handset Menu system MENU 4 Input range of Secret Code is 0001 to User Reg Secret Code screen screen 8 Alarm Pack ALL 01 CAPTAIN ad __GAPTAIN _ 0128 02 Mr SMITH Mr SMITH 1111 __ 03 JOHN JOHN ___ 2222 000 ADMIN menu screen 04 __No Data __ 1 Setup 2 Port Cont 3 Port nm QR MARIA 5 Auto DCN 4949 6 SIM Menu 04 In this case no data is No Data registered here CS PS READY Fig 8 9 4a User Reg menu screen transition Only one person who registered first as 01 can be ADMIN user Persons registered from 02 are to be GUEST users 01 Registered here can be ADMIN user CAPTAIN 03 Rests of all registrants are to be GUEST users Fig 8 9 4b Example of ADMIN and GUEST user registration 117 unjs g NUIJA 32espueu KIALA 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 4 1 User Reg operation selecting menu 9 4 To register edit and delete the User name or Secret Code press KYO with User Reg menu list screen or Secret Code list display screen displayed enter 4 digit Secret Code Registering new user Example Registering a new user Name MARK Code 9871 on No 02 User Reg operation selecting screen Edit Register the User name select Edit and 8 Alarm Pack Delete press i 9 2 CS PS READY No
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72. T OF ELECTROCUTION VICTIMS When you find an electrocution victim you must first switch off the machinery and ground all circuits If you are unable to cut off the machinery move the victim away from it using a non conductive material such as dry boards or clothing When someone is electrocuted and the electrical current reaches the breathing synapses of the central nervous system inside the brain breathing stops If the victim s condition is stable he or she can be administered artificial respiration An electrocution victim becomes very pale and their pulse can be very weak or even stop consequently losing consciousness and becoming stiff Administration of first aid is critical in this situation FIRST AID xx Note points for first aid Unless there is impending danger leave the victim where he or she 1s then begin artificial respiration Once you begin artificial respiration you must continue without losing rhythm 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Make contacts with the victim cautiously there is a risk that you may get electrocuted Switch off the machinery and then move the victim away slowly if you must Inform someone immediately a hospital or doctor dial emergency numbers etc Lay the victim on his or her back and loosen any constructive clothing a tie or belt a Check the victim s pulse b Check for a heartbeat by pressing your ear against the victim s chest c Check if the victim is breathing by putting
73. Top menu screen 8 Alarm Pack Select 9 ADMIN and press OK button ADMIN menu screen 2 Port Cont Select 3 Port and press OK button as 3Port Secret code Secret Code 1 Handset Select 2 ISDN and press OK button E sus MSN menu screen 2 Port cont 1 Voice MSN Select the service type you want to set the CS PS READY 2 Audio MSN MSN and press OK button Port menu screen Voice MSN MSN display screen Default value will be displayed 123456789123 To edit the MSN press 5859888 button TT MSN edit screen Enter the MSN number When the number exceeds 12 digit rest of the digits will be displayed in upper line 765 up to 15 digit Press OK when it is 987654321098 completed CS PS READY When the displayed number over 12 digit the rest of the digits will be displayed in right screen To see right screen press Fig 7c Flow of Setting MSN using Handset MSN menu NOTE MSN display screen left MSN display screen right Voice MSN Voice MSN 123456789123 456 CS PS READY CS PS READY MSN editsereen MSN edit screen shows whole digits even the number exceeds 12 digit in single screen by showing Ist to 3rd digits 765 in upper line unlike the MSN display screen shows the 13th 987654321098 CS PS READY Fig 7d Displaying digits of MSN display edit screens to 15th digits to next right screen TI j1od orpny uo Xyv4 suoudo os Suis REID Ie 7 Using telephone FAX on A
74. X Status when failed YY Error No when IB software 7 Burst error upgrade is failed l Initial status NO Geryon 8 Program error 2 IBchecking File name error 9 FAN error 3 IB updatin p f IB image error CRC ID length 10 Reserved bit 4 ADE update preparing Data fowarding error 5 Activating CM no reply 2nd line 6 Checking RHOD IB backup is failed 11 GPS alarm 7 ROM erasing COLD START or UNFIX 8 9 Checking ROM erasing upgrade is failed Transmiting 0 No error File name error RO Transmission terminated 2 Developing 4 Data fowarding error 5 7 m p CM no replay ADE image error CRC ID length unjs g nuo y J9Spur Hg KANLA A Re writing Checking ROM m m m 105 8 Handset Menu system 7 Self Test 4 BDE status display screen 1 I RECeiving level 01 JAN 2005 Received channel type 2 BDE Offset value of cable calibration CS PS READY E IMEI International Mobile Equipment IMEI 123456 Identity number 78 901234 5 ____ JRC No Manufacturer s serial number GV12345 Delivery Delivery date 01 JAN 2008 IMSI IMSI IMSI International Mobile Subscriber D lt 012345678901 Identity number MSISDN1 MSISDN Mobile Subscriber ISDN MSISDN1 lt 012345678901 number 1 234 MSISDN2 No Data MSISDN number 2 MSISDN3 No Data MSISDN number 3 TREE ME CRUEL Software upgrading error display Upgrade Err Refer to p105
75. ad services oe Ee uH E EE SE aa rst os x P CEOCI IC GE E ICE CR REO QC E QR OU E CREE IER OU NIE OR ON EN QU papanman E a 3 x Contacts Call Lag Lisage Tools Support Click Connection control Disconnect Connect Connect Connect Standard 32 Streaming amp 4 Streaming 128 Streaming u u x View all Data connections on terminal Advanced Close nns n m mn nuo nua ata na an iua atta A att ee a Hat oa alo a all A al lal ral al ral al pl n aal E ala Hast ao a all atout n n A al ral a al A AA et M e eoe eeu Mr e tt RAR is AO Tm O Tm RUE ate at T Connected to Status Signal strength JUE 250 Standard Data connection open GPS Undetermined W Ready for Phone Text and Data P inmarsat ER oo I TATUM TT ITI TAS AAT TT T STAT RTT SS ATARI IIT IIT oe en etal nae ae m n n m s Fig 6 3 1e Connection control window to disconnect the service 70 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 6 3 2 Streaming IP Below procedure is for 32kbps Streaming IP service For 64kbps or 128kbps difference is only using icons Connection 1 Open LaunchPad by double clicking on the LaunchPad icon on your desktop and then click Connect icon CA LaunchPad 1 0 0 File Terminal LaunchPad services y Update Help Text 0 Contacts Call Lag Lisage JUE 250 Registered with network Ready 0 P for phone and text Select datato Co ff J F enable IP Data y inma
76. ain DNS server Tou can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Othenwise you need to ask your network administrator For the appropriate IP settings address automatically are checked then click OK 5 Reboot your PC Make sure these checkmarks Fig 6 2b Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties window IP addressing on the JUE 250 In normal operation the terminal uses its built in DHCP server to allocate IP address automatically If you want to manually set up IP addressing you can use the terminal s default range of IP addresses as shown below Terminal IP address 192 168 128 100 Default range of IP addresses 192 168 128 101 to 192 168 128 254 If you use BGAN INMARSAT COM as your APN the default DNS addresses are 172 30 66 7 and 172 30 34 7 If you use another APN your Distribution Partner supplies you with a DNS address for your APN j10d 3941943 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd RESTO To test connectivity between your PC and the terminal ping 192 168 128 100 from your PC If a reply 1s received your PC 1s connected to the terminal The terminal allocates an IP address to each user connected to the Ethernet or USB interface up to a maximum of 11 users and then maps the IP address to a network address for full Network Address Translation NAT Each user can therefore open a separate data connection from the terminal and does not have to share network connections T
77. alarm display screen 7 Self Test 8 Alarm Pack j Transmitting output T ADE temperature degree TNI ADE 125 HPA temperature degree 01 JAN 2005 2 HPA 125 J 1 ADE at 2 EIRP ADJ RFS setting value 2 BDE ADJ_____ 255 ___ Satellite AZMUTH PEAD SATAZ 359 9 Satellite Elevation SAT EL 90 0 EA ntenna Bearing BDE display screen Antenna Elevation antenna Cross Elevation Wei 4 xz 2 50 Radio wave strength of satellite left half Status bit display from left RSSI 2 l 250 Radio wave strength of satellite right half 1 PLL Lock Detect displayed ADE status Au ono r5Satellite search status of ADE 2 Rate sensor setting displayed ADE status 6 3 Servo setting displayed ADE status GPS Status T T Position acquisition status of GPS 4 Step track setting displayed ADE status 3D Fl X Mr MOS 5 Usests input method of position A 0001000000 Alarm bit display from left 1 is displayed when information 0 abnormal 0 Internal 1 Manual S 0 000 0 AS 1st line 1 Control error Fig 8 8 1a Unit selection menu for Alarm Pack ADE 2 Acceleration sensor error 3 Rate sensor error Explanation of software upgrade error display p106 4 Memory error Below numbers are displayed to XX YY ZZ is displayed as delimiter when the number is 1 digit e g 3 0 0 5 Off power alarm 6 High power alarm Resetting LL Error No when ADE software X
78. alibration MEI International Mobile Equipment Identity number Manufacturer s serial number Delivery date IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity number MSISDN Mobile Subscriber ISDN number 1 MSISDN number 2 MSISDN number 3 software upgrading error display Refer to p86 or p105 Alarm bit display Contents are not changed from p87 or p106 Fig A 4b BDE status display screen when GYRO is used About Unit selection menu for Alarm Pack corresponded to Chapter 8 8 1 the screen is changed in the same way 137 Appendix A Changing procedures of using GYRO tracking A 5 Satellite Menu Corresponded to 8 1 3 MENU 3 Editing the Heading value is required after changed to GYRO tracking system Top menu screen 1 Status 2 SMS 4 Phone Book Changed 5 Redial 6 Call Log 7 Self Test 8 Alarm Pack Satellite menu screen Heading menu screen SADM 1 Satellit Heading 0 SERVICE aio 128 READY 2 Spot Beam is Edit sub menu screen Ad quiet Or press button in any screen Heading edit screen Heading Returns to Heading menu screen Input Heading value Fig A 5 Heading menu screen of Satellite menu when GYRO is used 138 NL NIWQV 6 yoeg uuely 8 SOL HOS Z 601 1189 9 we g zods Z eypyoeses L a009 33spueH ez 30v 8cLk ueog zods zZ ueog zods 9ypoejes L weag jods ayjayes 2614 00
79. allocated defined by the expiry of either timer T303 or T310 user alerting no answer This cause is used when a user has provided an alerting indication but has not provided a connect indication within a prescribed period of time call rejected This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause does not wish to accept this call although it could have accepted the call because the equipment sending this cause 1s neither busy nor incompatible 0015 number changed This cause is returned to a calling mobile station when the called party number indicated by the calling mobile station is no longer assigned The new called party number may optionally be included in the diagnostic field If a network does not support this capability cause No 1 unassigned unallocated number shall be used pre emption This cause is returned to the network when a mobile station clears an active 0019 call which is being pre empted by another call with higher precedence 001A non selected user clearing Not supported Treated as cause 001F destination out of order This cause indicates that the destination indicated by the mobile station cannot be reached because the interface to the destination is not functioning correctly The term not functioning correctly indicates that a signaling 0016 001B message was unable to be delivered to the remote user e g a physical layer or data link layer failure at the remote user user equipment off
80. and FB250 services explanations Inmarsat FleetBroadband FB250 provides service shown below Packet Switched service PS Circuit Switched service CS and Short Messaging Service SMS can be used simultaneously Packet switched service PS Standard IP Internet and intranet access at speed up to 284kbps over a Shared channel Charged by data amount Streaming IP Internet and intranet access at guaranteed data rates on demand up to 128kbps 32 64 and 128kbps Charged by connection time IBID EIS SUI9 S S IDIAIIS JBSABUIU I Y 1 Inmarsat Service systems Circuit switched service CS 4kbps Voice Low cost voice service equal to Inmarsat mini M voice Charged by connection time 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio High quality voice service to use FAX and analogue modem Charged by connection time Short Message Service SMS Short Message Service Send and receive text messages up to 160 characters Charged by message 1 3 Important reminder for using JUE 250 Note 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio service is not available when antenna elevation angle EL value is less than 20 degrees Communication failure due to MCA wireless system interference might be occured at the coast of Japan urban area 128K Streaming IP service and CS service cannot be used in the same time 2 Introduction of JUE 250 2 Introduction of the JU E 250 2 1 Outline The JRC JUE 250 is a FleetBroadband FB250 digital satellite communi
81. ates that the mobile station has requested a bearer capability authorized which is implemented by the equipment which generated this cause but the mobile station is not authorized to use Reason Description bearer capability not presently This cause indicates that the mobile station has requested a bearer capability available which is implemented by the equipment which generated this cause but which is not available at this time service or option not available This cause is used to report a service or option not available event only unspecified when no other cause in the service or option not available class applies ACM Accumulated Call This cause is used by the mobile to indicate that call clearing is due to ACM Meter equal to or greater than being greater than or equal to ACMmax ACMmax UY Ti Invalid message e g parameter out of range class Reason Description invalid transaction identifier This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a value message with a transaction identifier which is not currently in use on the MS network interface user not member of This cause indicates that the called user for the incoming CUG call is not a 0057 CUG Closed User Group member of the specified CUG incompatible destination This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a request to establish a call which has low layer compatibility high layer compatibility
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83. cates that the equipment sending this cause has received a not implemented message with a message type it does not recognize either because this is a 0061 I I message not defined or defined but not implemented by the equipment sending this cause Message not compatible with This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0062 short message protocol state message such that the procedures do not indicate that this is a permissible message to receive while in the short message transfer state Information element This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a non existent or not message which includes information elements not recognized because the implemented information element identifier is not defined or it is defined but not implemented by the equipment sending the cause However the information element is not required to be present in the message in order for the equipment sending the cause to process the message 006F Protocol error unspecified This cause is used to report a protocol error event only when no other cause applies 174 Appendix F Cause Code RP cause definition mobile originating SM transfer Following cause codes are used for only mobile originating short message Reason Description Unassigned unallocated This cause indicates that the destination requested by the Mobile Station number cannot be reached because although the number is in a valid format it
84. cation system that meets the latest Inmarsat FleetBroadband FB250 SDM JUE 250 is designed for easy operation and installation due to the lightweight Above Deck Equipment ADE and compact Below Deck Equipment BDE equipped with simple to operate telephone FAX IP services 2 2 Features Meeting the latest FleetBroadband SDM The JUE 250 meets the latest Inmarsat FleetBroadband FB250 technical requirements SDM and is a suitable solution for satellite communications equipment for any type of vessel navigating the world s oceans High quality and low communication cost The JUE 250 provides following services using Broadband Global Area Network BGAN offered from Inmarsat OSZ ANL 94 Jo uoponpo gug WESC e Low cost global voice service 4kbps Voice G3FAX and legacy analogue modem service using 64kbps 3 1kHz Audio service Standard IP service maximum speed is 284kbps Streaming IP service 32k 64k and 128kbps SMS maximum number of characters are 160 Stylish Light weight Space saving and Gyro less The JUE 250 can be installed on vessels of all sizes due to the stylish compact and lightweight design of the ADE The adoption of an active Gyro less three axis antenna structure makes this unit a perfect fit for small vessels With the use of a single coaxial cable as the control line between the ADE and BDE the installation of the JUE 250 is simple and easy The Rewindless antenna produces uninterrupted co
85. ddress Q au 123 Sending s o Sending error screen f When sending the message Error is failed Sending error screen Is displayed The unsent message is saved in Draft menu SMS screen Fig 8 2 1c Screen transition of failed sending 1 New MSG 2 Inbox 123 92 8 Handset Menu system 8 2 Inbox menu 2 In this menu user can read reply forward and delete the received messages 1 Status 3 S3 1 New Inbox list view screen left Inbox list view screen right Log No received date time Sender s No received message 001 01 DEC 07 8142259231 12 34 56 Wh ere are yo 002 06 DEC 07 1301869544883 14 28 08 It will retu Inbox whole view screen os 001 81422459231 nbox message menu screen Where are yo EM mr A u now Pleas e contact me OK Message editing flow Forward Refer to 8 2 1 New Msg Menu p91 Inbox message delete confirmation screen User can scroll the list y Sending screen by MEM keys za ES No Sending Message is deleted Message is sent Fig 8 2 2 Inbox menu 93 U19IS S NUIJA 32espueu KANLA A 8 Handset Menu system 8 2 3 Sent menu pie Bl In this menu user can refer resend forward and delete the sent messages 1 Status 3 Satellite 2 Inbox 123 3 Sent 1123 ES Sent list view screen left Sent list view screen right 003 TD 8142259246 8142259246 Sent wh
86. de 1s incorrect SAT E64 0 Idle screen returned 14 03 UTC Verify your Secret Code and enter the correct Code CS PS READY again XV uoud 9 oy osn 0 MOF KALAA Fig 5 1 8c Screen transition when entered Secret Code is incorrect The screen transition is same to entering correct Secret Code but when any button is pressed it turns to the Terminal Locked screen 51 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 9 Entry change and deletion of Phone Book B Telephone number entry Calling procedure with Speed Dial number is explained at 5 1 2 Using Phone Book Speed Dial p43 Maximum 50 Speed Dial numbers can be registered The procedures of registration and setting are explained below Example Entering a phone number to Speed Dial No 25 Name JOHN Phone Number 012345678901234 Idle screen Press 22 button SAT E64 0 Phone Book List display screen 14 03 UTC No 01 is displayed Enter 2 5 to jump to No 25 or press W amp keys 01 JRC Phone Book list display screen No 25 with the data empty is shown Press MENU 25 button No Data Edit or delete of Phone Book Enter the Edit Select 1 Edit and press RJ button Secret code Delete AA Phone Book address editing screen Address The cursor blinks at the third line Enter here Bad eid l the person s name 2 Port Cont Phone Book address editing screen CS PS READY Address Entered name is displayed JOH N Press OK button Dial Pho
87. device drivers and did not select CANCEL ull during the new device wizard you will need to Follow the Click Finish instructions Readrne to REMOVE the device Frorn the Windows registry BEFORE it will work properly www belcarra com A lt Bacl Finish Cancel Fig 6 1 1j Completing the Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup window 63 j10d 3941943 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd RESTO 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 6 1 2 Connecting USB ports Make sure that the main unit is idle status 1 Connect the USB ports of the main unit and of the PC with USB cable 2 Welcome to the Found New Hardware Found New Hardware Wizard Wizard window is displayed Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard Windows will search for current and updated software by looking on your computer on the hardware installation CD or on the Windows Update Web site with pour permission Read our privacy policy Check No not this time and click Next Can Windows connect to Windows Update to search for software O Yes this time only O Yes now and every time connect a device AAA AA Click Next to continue w Cancel Fig 6 1 2a Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard window 3 This wizard helps you install software ind Hana izad for window is displayed This wizard helps you install software for Check Install the software automatically O apan hadio Lompan
88. dicate that there 1s one or more 002D filter s syntactical errors in packet filter s of the TFT included in a secondary PDP Reason Description Invalid transaction identifier This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a value message with a transaction identifier which is not currently in use on the MS network interface 173 Appendix F Cause Code Semantically incorrect This cause is used to report receipt of a message with semantically incorrect 005F message contents Invalid mandatory information This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0060 message with a non semantical mandatory IE error Message type non existent or This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a not implemented message with a message type it does not recognize either because this is a message not defined or defined but not implemented by the equipment sending this cause Message not compatible with This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0062 protocol state message not compatible with the protocol state Information element This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a non existent or not message which includes information elements not recognized because the implemented information element identifier is not defined or it is defined but not implemented by the equipment sending the cause However the inf
89. e and press 87 1 1674 to change the Secret code CS PS READY Secret Code editing screen Or press JM button only when Secret code is not to be changed MARK In this case enter overwrite 8765 on this 876 5A screen and press OK CS PS READY 02 MARK Returns to the first MAR 8765 screen CS PS READY 4 gt p CS PS READY Fig 8 9 4 1b Overwriting procedure of User name and Secret Code 119 unjs g NUIJA 32espueu KIALA 8 Handset Menu system Deleting User name and Secret Code Example Deleteing the data of No 02 Press MEDALO with the User Reg list displayed User Reg operation selecting screen Select Delete by cursor and press 8 ALARM Pack n Edit bu i JE as OK CS PS READY 5 02 MARK CS PS READY The data of No 02 has already been 02 deleted The screen returns to User No Data Reg list display screen CS PS READY No Data 1s indicated on No 02 User Reg Data deleting screen with no data Fig 8 9 4 1c Deleting User name and Secret Code Note Beware that once the data is deleted it won t be recovered again 120 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 5 Auto DCN Auto disconnection menu b 5 In this menu the user can set the limit of connection time Max Time Select 5 Auto DCN menu from ADMIN menu Setting Max Time Max Comnecting time 1s useful to prevent the user from accidentally forgetting to disconnect the line Max Time can be set on respective terminal equipment
90. e can be changed in this screen Select the preferred satellite and press M button The JUE 250 will search the most suitable satellite if AUTO is chosen Satellite display screen 4 Phone Book AUTO OK W53 0 AGNE ES 640 2 Spot Beam Fig 8 3 1 Satellite selection screen 8 3 2 Spot Beam ID display MENU B H2 In this menu user can display the ID of Spot Beam Spot Beam ID display screen 4 Phone Book 1 Satellite Spot Beam 2 Spot Beam E 128 CS PS READY Fig 8 3 2 Spot Beam ID display screen U1L9IS S NUI J9Spur Hg KANLA A 97 8 Handset Menu system 8 4 Phone Book Speed dial menu 4 In this menu the user can display and edit the Phone Book Refer to 5 1 2 Using Phone Book Speed dial p43 about dial up procedure Press AA button from Idle screen or select 4 Phone Book from Top menu screen then Address display screen is displayed This screen displays abbreviated number and person s name Press or to display the full number The screen is switched to Telephone number display screen Press button with Address display screen or phone number display screen opened to register change or delete the data The screen is changed to Operation selecting screen Press OK button at this step or off hook the Handset to go to Dial up screen However Secret Code authentication screen is displayed prior to this screen when you have not logged in as ADMIN user Enter the secret code
91. e code is used by the MS to indicate that the PDP context 0028 activation initiated by the network is not supported by the MS 0022 0023 semantic error in the This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the there is a 0029 TFT Traffic Flow Template semantic error in the TFT operation included in a secondary PDP context operation activation request or an MS initiated PDP context modification syntactical error in the TFT This cause code is used by the network to indicate that there is a syntactical 002A operation error in the TFT operation included in a secondary PDP context activation request or an MS initiated PDP context modification unknown PDP context This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the PDP context 002B identified by the Linked TI IE the secondary PDP context activation request is not active semantic errors in packet This cause code is used by the network to indicate that there 1s one or more 002C filter s semantic errors in packet filter s of the TFT included in a secondary PDP context activation request or an MS initiated PDP context modification context activation request or an MS initiated PDP context modification PDP context without TFT This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the network has 002E already activated already activated a PDP context without TFT Causes related to invalid messages syntactical error in packet This cause code is used by the network to in
92. e connects ADE to BDE 4 Handset Handset and cradle 5 Terminal equipments Accessories used for communication user supplied PC FAX and telephone 3 1 ADE Acrylonitrile Ethylene Propylene Rubber Styrene AES radome covers the antenna equipments which is composed of a Antenna Unit contains Low Noise Amplifier LNA b Above Deck Unit contains RF and GPS circuit c Rotary joint d Antenna pedestal All signals and power pass through a single coaxial cable which connects the ADE and BDE YRC inmarsat Radome Antenna Unit Pedestal Rotary Joint Fig 3 1 ADE appearance and detailed skeleton view 13 o ugJeoddy REU A 3 Appearance 3 2 BDE Main unit Main unit appearance 19 31 VDO tI0W Ethernet FUSE USB Front view Rear view Fig 3 2a Main unit appearance 1 Power Switch 3 SIM Card slot 2 LEDs Fig 3 2b Main unit front view 14 3 Appearance 7 FUSE 6 Antenna cable 5 WRF connector connector 8 DC Power connector 4 Earth 2 A a A a n iE Q n R n f 4 1 E 5 i i 1 t m E i yy d ij panas E HON 13 TEL1 2 port 9 Audio Port 11 USB port 10 Ethernet port adu 12 Handset port Fig 3 2c Main unit rear view Power Switch Turns power on and off 2 LEDs Indicates the communication and JUE 250 status They lit in the same way as LEDs on the Handset
93. e of Secret code for a call from TEL2 port Volume level of Handset port Volume level of TEL1 port ub Volume level of TEL2 port Handset gt 2 Volume COMM TYPE of TELI port COMM TYPE of TEL2 port Backlight dimmer of Handset Brightness of Handset LED lamps Ringer pattern of Handset Ringer volume of Handset Voice volume of Handset T ON OFF of key click sound of Handset Voice MSN of ISDN Audio MSN of ISDN p Pi w a 8 9 4 User name and secret code 2nd or later uis tered 027 50 Maximum connecting time of Handset port 0 unlimited 1 Max Time 1 Handset 8 9 5 Maximum connecting time of TEL port 0 unlimited 1 Max Time2 TEL I Maximum connecting time of TEL2 port 0 unlimited 1 Max Time3 TEL2 Maximum connecting time of ISDN port 0 unlimited 1 Max Time4 ISDN Maximum connecting time of STREAMING se communication port USB Ethernet ele E Gr SI N Setting of SIM PIN Depend on SIM 896 1 Chg PINI PIN input operation ON OFF Depend on SIM ui 2 PIN Input 161 Appendix E Trouble shooting and FAQ Appendix E Trouble shooting and FAQ FAQ Contents 1 Reception of radio wave from a satellife ace ss s ss ss sss sassa a oao ee 163 2 LaunchPad e e e o o o 164 a ue Sica de tae ido fe aE See we ep woo eur deo eod ar ee me udo E 165 RTI TIT 166 5 Packet Switch Standard IP Streaming IP service s ss
94. earching Satellite is failed Abnormal GYRO GYRO input is abnormal Abnormal Input of HEADING value is HEADING required 1 Countermeasure for ADE Confirm the connection of the coaxial cable 2 Countermeasure for POSITION Built in GPS has not fixed position information Check the existence of blocking If this phenomenon is repeatedly occurred GPS failure can be considered 3 Countermeasure for SIM Confirm that the SIM card is correctly mounted or the card is not broken 4 Countermeasure for SEARCH NG Execute satellite search again 5 Countermeasure for GYRO Heading information has not input from the GYRO interface although JUE 250 is set as GYRO tracking Confirm the GYRO interface or the power supply of GYRO connected to the GYRO interface is turned on This abnormal status is only appeared when optional GYRO interface is connected 6 Countermeasure for HEADING This message is displayed when entry of initial HEADING value is required with the status of GYRO signal input setting Input correct bearing of the ship into Heading edit screen with following Fig A 5 Heading menu screen of Satellite menu p138 Wrong entry of ship s bearing causes incorrect operation and communication This abnormal status is only appeared when optional GYRO interface is connected 169 Appendix F Cause Code Appendix F Cause Code Cause code indicates cause of disconnection of the communication F 1
95. ed Developing Re writing Checking ROM Transmitting output degree ADE temperature degree HPA temperature degree BIRP ADJ RES setting value Satellite AZMUTH Satellite Elevation Antenna Bearing Antenna Elevation Antenna Cross Elevation Radio wave strength of satellite left half Radio wave strength of satellite right half satellite search status of ADE Position acquisition status of GPS Alarm bit display from left displaying 1 means abnormal 1st line 1 Control error 2 Acceleration sensor error 3 Rate sensor error 4 Memory error 5 Off power alarm Y Y Error No when IB software upgrade is failed No error File name error IB image error CRC ID length Data fowarding error CM no reply IB backup is failed LL Error No when ADE software upgrade is failed 0 No error File name error Data fowarding error CM no replay ADE image error CRC ID length 86 6 High power alarm 7 Burst error 8 Program error 9 FAN error 10 Reserved bit 2nd line 11 GPS alarm COLD START or UNFIX 1 Version Unit Info menu screen IMSI 234 MSISDN1 234 2 Mainte No 8 Handset Menu system 4 BDE status display screen IMEI 123456 78 901234 5 Delivery 01 JAN 2008 MSISDN1 012345678901 MSISDN2 No Data MSISDN3 No Data______ Upgrade Err XX YY ZZ A 0000000000 lt
96. en EHNHNENHEN GPS Undetermined W Ready for Phone Text and Data y inmarsat Fig 6 3 2e Connection control window connection succeeded 72 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling Connection Streaming Data connection is opened Use your desirable tool Disconnection Click Disconnect icon J LaunchPad 1 0 0 File Terminal LaunchPad services Update Help Click 3 Disconnect J Text 0 Contacts Tools Support Connection control Q Connect Disconnect Connect Connect Standard 32 Streaming 64 Streaming 128 Streaming View all Data connections on terminal Advanced cese onnected to Status Signal strength JUE 250 O Streaming Data connection open wT Titi ft GPS Undetermined Ready for Phone Text and Data More Info inmarsat Fig 6 3 2f Connection control window for disconnection j10d 3941943 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd RESTO 73 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 6 3 3 SMS Sending SMS procedures are mentioned below 6 3 3 1 Sending SMS 1 Open LaunchPad by clicking on the LaunchPad icon on your desktop and click Text button Ensure 1 0 0 aaa Connect Mos 07 Contacts Call Log Tools Support C lick lt Tm ua erat at at tat ri E to Status Signal strength e Registered with network Ready 0 v for phone and text Select data to Co 3 enable IP Data Y inmarsat GPS Undetermined
97. en to the left direction 24 3 Appearance 3 5 Communication terminals 3 5 1 Terminal requirements x Series connection of terminal telephone and FAX is not available on one port y pa g gt 42 m od g l Port Eth t E erne TEL2 TELI Port Handset Port e RJ 11 LS MI e RJ 11 1 RJ 45 e 2 Series B Male RJ 45 TEL I ISDN S cable cable abe PUn CNET Terminal Adapter Series A Male I RJ 11 TEL cable Connection is depending Ethernet cable on the Terminal Adaptor Etherne cable Note Use straight Ethernet cable when you connect Ethernet port with your PC unlike JUE 33 uses cross Ethernet cable Fig 3 5 1 Terminal requirements 25 3 Appearance 3 5 2 Usage environment Table 3 5 2 Usage environment tem Contents PC Microsoft Windows XP ISDN Terminal Switch type Euro ISDN Equipment Coding type of voice A law 3 6 Handset menu On the JUE 250 various menu screens can be displayed and set from Handset GUEST User cannot utilize the menus of ADMIN User gt D GUEST User General user 2 ADMIN User User who is authenticated to make settings of the JUE 250 Handset menu For more detail refer to S Handset Menu System p79 Displays JUE 250 status and of communication status For all user pie DEEST SMS Satellite Phone Book Ds Roue E QE Reads creates sends Selects satellite and Registers
98. enu on the Handset 3 Heading 1s displayed when the JUE 250 is set as Gyro tracking mode Section 4 2 describes initial setting for communication by Handset Before carry out connection and initial setting installation of Launchpad is also required to your PC Detail of the LaunchPad is as follows About the LaunchPad LaunchPad is the application which runs on the PC for the BGAN FBB network It displays status setting of the equipment connects disconnects Standard Streaming IP service and sends receives SMS etc on your PC poj1ejs SUD atn Operation using Launchpad is partly introduced in this chapter Install the LaunchPad from attached CD ROM into your PC preliminarily a LaunchPad 1 0 0 E E File Terminal LaunchPad services Update Hep Connect Text 0 Contacts Call Log Usage Tools Support A Connected t to T Status A Signal Sueno UEO e Registered with network Ready a Y for phone and text Select data to C JE enable IP Data Y E inmarsat GPS Undetermined Fig 4 The main window of LaunchPad 27 4 Getting started 4 1 Connecting terminals and power on 4 1 1 Connecting terminals with cables EEES innu we JUU GYRO I F Box D r PC connected gt to USB port PC s connected with Ethernet port Connection is depending on the Terminal Adaptor Fig 4 1 1 The Cable connection of each terminal Note
99. er sent received data is displayed 0A1F A digit Cause code Fig 5 1 10b Call Log detailed information screen VOICE FAX service is selected Secret Code User s name is displayed for Secret Code transmission only When Secret Code is not used it displays only The contents of Call Log detailed information screen are difference depending on the service 5 2 Using telephone FAX with TEL1 2 port The telephone number dialed last is memorized in MES Redialing of telephone is simple Refer to the procedure below Table 5 2a Dial up procedure of the JUE 250 Dial up procedure of the JUE 250 Available for Handset and terminal telephone M Regular calling Country Code Subscriber s number Example Placing a call to 81 422 45 9111 in Japan gt 0081422459111 E Xx VH 940y d9 9 y osn 0 MOF KALAA E Speed Dialing Speed Dialing number Em Example Calling by a Speed Dialing number 05 05 E NW Redial calling Last dialed number 1s redialed M Secret Code calling Secret Code 00 Country Code Subscriber s number EH You can carry out the above mentioned dialing from idle screen of Handset directly In the case of Secret Code transmission release the lock first then follow the above procedures 57 5 How to use the telephone FAX Dial up procedure for forced setting of service type Just adding EB Or on the head of dialing sequence user can easily set the service type Voice or FAX to TELI 2 port re
100. er switch is turned off 1 Release the SIM cardholder by pressing the eject button yellow button located left edge of SIM card slot with ball pen chip or like that 2 Ablack holder will eject from SIM card slot Then withdraw it 3 Remove the SIM card from the holder 4 Insert the empty holder back into SIM card slot 30 4 Getting started 4 1 3 Power ON Before turning on the power check the following e Check the obstacles between antenna and satellite e Check that SIM card is correctly set N CAUTION e Do not turn off the switch for long hours during sailing Malfunction of the antenna drive and other troubles may results Power ON Turn the POWER switch of the main unit to ON All LEDs on the front panel will light up ina moment Then the ALARM and COMM lamps will go out only the green READY lamp will be still blinking To power off turn the POWER switch to OFF Then the READY lamp begins blinking in green while the disconnect process is carried out After the disconnect process has been completed the power supply is turned off N T O JA E MA 3 y 7 Power O Switch poj1ejs SUD atn LEDs Fig 4 1 3a Power switch and LEDs of Main unit Satellite Search acquisition function works automatically When JUE 250 is turned on the system automatically detects the satellite position by calculating ship s position based on GPS built
101. essage screen Yes 2 Delete All Uy SCA user edit screen SCA Short message E gt Service Center Address SC Address 008707720017 A gt Validity screen 1 Hour 6 Hours 1 Week Maximum Class screen l No Class UN not specified Class 0 on recipient phone screen Class 0 Class1 Class 1 in recipient phone memory ET Class 2 in recipient SIM memory Class 3 Class 3 use default mode St Report screen 6 St Report o M ON Fig 8 2 5 Setting menu 96 Deleting all messages at once Ts Note This function deletes all of the messages In SMS menu Be careful to use 1t Changing SCA to the new one other than the default one Setting the length of the validity period counted from when the SMS SUBMIT is received by the Service Center Setting the behavior of the message after 1t 1s sent to recipient s terminal Setting the ON OFF of Status Report delivery confirmation function 8 Handset Menu system 8 3 Satellite menu B In this menu user can display the status of satellite including ocean region and spot beam No Top menu screen Satellite menu screen 2 SMS 2 Spot Beam 3 Satellite 4 Phone Book quick 5 Redial 6 Call Log Press ay button 7 Self Test in any screen 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE Fig 8 3 Satellite menu screen 8 3 1 Satellite display 5 1 Currently selected satellite is denoted by Satellit
102. et Press aap button Phone Book address screen is displayed This will work with Handset in either On hook or Off hook mode Scroll the screen with W amp buttons select the address with the cursor and press 8 button It is also available to enter abbreviated number which have been registered and pressing OK button Example Placing a call to Mr SMITH who has been registered in Phone Book No 06 SAT E64 0 Idle screen 14 03 UTC Press aa button 01 Phone Book address display screen JRC Scroll down the screen to No 06 with YW amp buttons 06 Phone Book address display screen SMITH No 06 screen is displayed Press OK button 34 Dial up screen 567890123456 o CS PS READY Mr SMITH s telephone number is displayed Xx VH 940y d9 9 oy osn 0 MOF KALAA HDST VOICE On communication screen 1m21s The line is connected to Mr SMITH COMM SND Fig 5 1 2 Flow of using Phone Book Speed Dial Quick procedure for Speed dialing M Speed Dialing Example Placing a call to Speed Dialing No 18 gt 18 43 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 3 Using Redial menu Redial menu displays the dial number of the last 30 calls Example To display 0081 422 45 9111 with the Redial list scroll through the screen with Y buttons and place a call to the number using the Redial function Press W buttons with the display on Idle screen the screen will change to Redial List screen Press W amp buttons until des
103. f the SM receives a Reason Description SNSM STATUS request message with cause DM received or invalid XID response see Insufficient resources This cause code is used by the MS or by the network to indicate that a PDP 001A context activation request secondary PDP context activation request or PDP context modification request cannot be accepted due to insufficient resources name was not included although required or if the access point name could not be resolved Unknown or missing access This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service 001B point name was rejected by the external packet data network because the access point 172 Appendix F Cause Code Unknown PDP address or PDP This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service type was rejected by the external packet data network because the PDP address or 1 001C type could not be recognized User authentication failed This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service was rejected by the external packet data network due to a failed user authentication Activation rejected by GGSN This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service 001E was rejected by the GGSN Activation rejected This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service 001F unspecified was rejected due to unspecified reasons 001D Service option not
104. function buttons except those for entering characters Buttons and its function gt gt 5 o O r A Switching button Switches enter mode between alphabets and numbers SMS button Reads creates sends and deletes Short Message Service SMS STATUS button Makes direct access to STATUS menu OK button Registers entered contents Menu button Makes direct access to TOP Menu Satellite button Makes direct access to Satellite menu Scroll up button Scrolls up the screen makes direct access to Redial menu Scroll down button Scrolls down the screen makes direct access to Redial menu Fig 3 4 2 Function button section Phone Book button Makes direct access to PHONE BOOK menu Off Hook Call starting button Makes a call and receives a call Clear button Clears cancels the entry immediately before On Hook Call finishing button Hangs up the call 3 4 3 Alpha numeric button section Buttons and usage ruv e e ev o7 JE This button adjusts the the screen brightness of the voice volume and This button has no function Handset Enters numerical alphabetical characters and symbols 6 00600000 eoooQooce 6154000960 200000000 29000099000 5600059009068 5600009320 929050000 Fig 3 4 3 Alpha numeric button section Enters and also scrolls the screen to the right direction Enters and also scrolls the scre
105. g LaunchPad e LaunchPad 1 0 0 Laun ith network Ready d text Select data to d ta 6 3 1 Standard IP 6 3 2 Streaming IP 6 3 3 SMS j10d zaur 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd EASL e Fig 6b Flow of Connecting to Internet using LaunchPad In this Chapter Windows XP is supposed to be used 59 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 6 1 USB port PC connection To connect PC with JUE 250 USB port below works are required l Driver installation attached CD ROM is used 2 Connecting the USB ports main unit port to PC port Note The USB connection is displayed as a network LAN connection on your PC The IP address range is the same as described in 6 2 Ethernet port PC connection IP addressing on the JUE 250 p67 6 1 1 Driver installation to your PC Note Do not connect USB ports of main unit and PC until 1 Driver installation 1s terminated The user who execute below works should log in with the authority belongs to Administrator group of the PC network 1 Set the attached CD ROM into CD ROM drive of your PC 2 Double click JapanRadio jpblan jpfilt 1145 1001 02 03 03 36 exe in the CD ROM 3 Installer Language window is displayed Select English and click OK Installer Language Fig 6 1 1a Installer Language window 4 License Agreement window is displayed Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup m License Agreement es Click I Agree Please review the license
106. gardless of setup done at 8 9 2 1 Port Cont setting item selection menu p113 This is temporal setting and available for only transmission ship to shore Table 5 2b Dial up procedure of the JUE 250 Setting Voice service 4kbps Voice to TEL1 2 port E Regular calling M Speed Dialing NW Redial calling Bs Secret Code calling Secret Codd B Country Codd Area Code Bubscriber s number Setting FAX service 3 1kHz Audio FAX to TEL1 2 port W Regular calling E Speed Dialing B Redial calling M Secret Code calling The content of above mentioned table is the same as the one of the first page of this chapter table 5a 58 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 6 PC connection and LaunchPad calling The procedure for initiation from the Handset has been explained in Chapter 4 2 p35 This section explains the connection for USB and Ethernet port to PCs and procedures for making a call using LaunchPad Install the LaunchPad into your PC from attached CD ROM before you use LaunchPad at 6 3 Making a call using LaunchPad Continued from 4 2 Initial setting for communication 6 1 USB port PC connection 6 22 Ethernet port PC connection me he Device Driver Installation Wizard T you install the s lt elps you install the devices need in order to work 6 1 1 Driver Installation to your PC 6 1 2 Connecting USB ports Fig 6a Flow of USB Ethernet port PC connection 6 3 Connecting to Internet usin
107. ge NO HEX Reason Description Memory capacity exceeded This cause indicates that the mobile station cannot store the 0016 incoming short message due to lack of storage capacity 175 Appendix G Glossary Appendix G Glossary A A E E nas ana sau A Above Deck Equipment AOR 2 tudin PRE atum MM basa PE Atlantic Ocean Region Y eR E Access Point Name ASC TES aceticum a American Standard Code for Information Interchange A standard alphanumeric character set based on 7 bit codes B BDE 268i e Ln M Lr Below Deck Equipment Bit eec UN The basic unit of digital communications may be either 1 or 0 BPS bit per second A unit of measurement for speed of data transfer or throughput Bulletin Board in a TDM channel A data packet transmitted in each frame of a TDM channel which contains information about the status of the Inmarsat B M mini M and C network configurations and the current frame number used by the MES as a timing reference Byte One byte comprises eight bits and may represent either one alphanumeric character or numeric information C CEIR cana Consulting Committee of International Radio communications AAA sbusauyanaths Consulting Committee of International Telegraph amp Telephone Character One element of an alphanumeric character set One character is equivalent to one byte or 8 bits COM A aes S Communication CPU pasapuy ee ee Central Processing Unit Command The generic name for anything you tell
108. he equipment sending the cause to process the message conditional IE error This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0064 message with conditional IE Information Element errors message not compatible with This cause indicates that a message has been received which ts incompatible protocol state with the protocol state or that a STATUS message has been received indicating an incompatible call state recovery on timer expiry This cause indicates that a procedure has been initiated by the expiry of a 0066 timer in association with 3GPP TS 24 008 error handling procedures protocol error unspecified This cause is used to report a protocol error event only when no other cause 006F in the protocol error class applies Interworking class Reason Description Interworking unspecified This cause indicates that there has been interworking with a network which does not provide causes for actions 1t takes thus the precise cause for a message which is being sent cannot be ascertained F 2 Cause Code for PS communication Causes related to nature of request No HEX Operator Determined Barring This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service 0008 was rejected by the SGSN due to Operator Determined Barring LLC or SNDCP failure GSM This cause code is used by the MS indicate that a PDP context is deactivated 0019 only because of a LLC or SNDCP failure e g i
109. he Inmarsat coverage map displays the area of three satellite regions Atlantic Ocean Region AOR Pacific Ocean Region POR SUI9 S S IDIAIIS JBSABUIU I Y Indian Ocean Region IOR Launching of the satellite is scheduled at 1st quarter of 2008 A geostationary satellite is placed on each Ocean Region excluded spare satellites The adjacent Ocean Regions have overlapped area of satellite regions Suitable Ocean Region satellite region 1s automatically selected when JUE 250 positions in overlapped area Overlapped area 180 160 140 120 1007 80 60 407 20 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 1607 1807 rantee of service The availability of service at the Planned by mid 2006 To be defined edge of coverage areas fluctuates depending on various conditions The launch of the F 3 satellite will be determined in due course 4 Fl 1 4 satellite F2 4 satellite F3 4 satellite Hasc socie ti ui nona ot oss nat www inmarsat com y bgan inmarsat Fig 1 1 1 The coverage areas of Ocean Region 1 Inmarsat Service systems 1 1 2 The Inmarsat FleetBroadband Service The Inmarsat network system consists of NCS NOC SCC TT amp C and SAS Functions of each facility are as follows 1 Network Coordination Station NCS The NCS is designed for each Inmarsat service 1 e Inmarsat A B C in each ocean region which manages and coordinates the traffic in the region The NCS assigns communication channels
110. he relevant setting for the JUE 250 are allocated along with the IP address 67 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 6 3 Connecting to Internet using LaunchPad By using LaunchPad communications with services of Standard IP Streaming IP or SMS are available very easily and quickly Installation of LaunchPad is preliminarily required for this chapter set the attached CD into your PC and install it 6 3 1 Standard IP Standard IP Connection Disconnecting procedures are mentioned below Connection 1 Open LaunchPad by double clicking on the LaunchPad icon on your desktop and click which is located on the Connect button C LaunchPad 1 0 0 File Terminal LaunchPad services Update E Connect Text D Contacts Call Log E Connected Status Signal strength z JUE 250 A Registered with network Ready E v for phone and text Select data to enable IP Data GPS Undetermined inmarsat Fig 6 3 1a Main window of LaunchPad 2 Below screen is displayed Click Connect Standard icon and then connection to Standard IP service is started C LaunchPad 1 0 0 File Terminal LaunchPad services Update Help Connect Text 0 Contacts Call Lag J Connection control Connect 32 Streaming 64 Streaming 128 Streaming View all Data connections on terminal Advanced Connected to Status Signal strength JuE 250 e Registered with network Ready T v for
111. he word No Data is shown in No 08 Fig 5 1 9c Flow of deleting data on Phone Book 54 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 10 Displaying Call Log Call Log Call Logging History stores maximum 100 records of outgoing incoming calls LIL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELE LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL LELEL l y l l P y i P 8 2 8 i o y 8 28 8 2 2 8 Il l I l l l a i l l l LELEL LELEL ELELE LELEL LELEL ELELE LELEL LELEL ELELE LELEL LELEL l l j l l i i l l 57 E 1 VOICE Making and receiving a call from to Handset or terminal telephone connected u i to TEL1 2 or ISDN port E 2 FAX Sending and receiving a facsimile from to the fax connected to TEL1 2 or i ISDN port 3 STANDARD Sending and receiving data from to the PC connected to USB or Ethernet u ii port with using Standard IP service E E 4 STREAMING Sending and receiving data from to the PC connected to USB or Ethernet ii port with using Streaming IP service E 5 SMS sending and receiving a SMS from to the PC connected to USB Ethernet or Handset port E Calls are classified into three transmission types BOTH send and receive transmission SND send only and RCV receive only To check the contents follow the instruction shown in next page Xx VH 940y d9 93 y osn 0 MOF KALAA 55 5 How to use the telephone FAX Idle screen Press MENUI SAT E64 0 14 03 UTC Top menu screen 5 Redial Select 6 Call Log
112. in data turns the antenna towards the satellite After acquiring the satellite the JUE 250 automatically controls the antenna angle to maximize receiving signal strength LCD screen of Handset displays CS PS READY when communication is available 31 4 Getting started Note When the REC level is low the communication may fail due to the circuit design by decreasing rate of successful call even if CS PS READY is displayed on LCD screen The LCD screen of Handset may not turn to CS PS READY after 5 minute since powered on This status 1s for stabilize the main unit not abnormal Note Confirm that the differ is not so much between the GPS data of Handset and the positioning data of GPS located in a ship when the signal from satellite cannot receive Refer to 8 1 3 Position status display Contact the purchasing dealer JRC agent or one of the JRC branches with confirming above matter when the satellite search function does not work SEARCH NG is displayed in status column of Handset screen when automatic satellite search function 1s failed In this case carry out satellite acquisition again manually SAT E64 0 14 03 UTC SEARCH NG Fig 4 1 3b SEARCH NG screen 32 4 Getting started 4 1 4 Screen display of Handset Turn on JUE 250 by pushing power switch of Main unit Initializing NE A LED of Main unit starts blinking Init n About 10 seconds later initia
113. ion it displays Initialize and Safe Mode Note e When the software version is earlier than V0102 it displays Initialize screen only Initialize Safe Mode 6 Execute from the 2nd procedure of 4 JUE 250 software update 157 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure Software downgrading procedure l Turn OFF the power supply of JUE 250 main unit 2 Quit JUE 250 Upgrader if it is activating 3 Turn ON the power supply of JUE 250 with pressing PTT button right side of Handset Jac Li i J PTT button k 000060000 06000006 ee 4 Leave your finger from PTT button when Ready LED of main untt starts to blink 5 Confirm the Handset screen transition it displays Initialize to Safe Mode Note e When the software version is earlier than V0102 it displays Initialize screen only Initialize Safe Mode 6 To activate JUE 250 Upgrader click shortcut icon of JUE 250 Upgrader or execute Start All Programs gt Japan Radio Company Upgrader JUE 250 Upgrader 158 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 7 When installation is ready Upgrade button turns to active Select File Downgrade JUE 250 Upgrader Help 132 168 125 100 nn Current saftwre version 01 03 SENE ugs Software versn was retrieved 8 Select the version you want to downgrade from list box and click OK button Forwarding of
114. ired dial number is displayed Idle screen SAT E64 0 Display Redial List pressing W buttons 14 03 UTC 01 Redial list screen 00001122 Display the desired dial number by pressing W amp buttons 26 m Redial list screen detailed display screen 008142245951 CS PS READY Press QI button Dial up screen 0081422 Dial up starts When dial up terminates whole CS PS READY number is displayed HDST VOICE On communication screen Om00s The line is connected COMM SND Fig 5 1 3 Flow of using Redial menu 44 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 4 Adjusting voice volume screen brightness and ringer volume Quick adjustment of voice volume Handset status Off hook mode To adjust the voice volume press HH buttons on the left side of the Handset during the communication Quick adjustment of screen brightness Handset status On hook mode To adjust the brightness of the screen press buttons on the left side of the Handset with the Handset placed on the cradle If the Handset is off hooked adjust in the same way after pressing MENU buttons Quick adjustment of ringer volume Handset status On hook mode To adjust the ringer volume press buttons on the left side of the Handset while it 1s ringing gt Tal HE button Voice volume adjustment is possible only in Off hook mode Brightness adjustment of the screen is possible only in On hook mode Ringer volume adj
115. k and be sure that they rest do not give them any alcohol Administering artificial respiration by raising the head 1 Raise the back of head and then place one hand on the forehead and place the other hand under the neck 1 Most victims open their mouth when doing this making mouth to mouth resuscitation easier 2 Cover the victim s mouth by opening your mouth widely then push your cheek against the victim s nose 2 or pinch the victim s nose to prevent air from leaking out of it 3 qu ee T Ye T a ZW 3 Completely exhale into the lungs A lt Exhale into the lungs until the chest is 3 inflated You have to blow as rapidly as possible the first 10 times Mouth to mouth artificial respiration Figure 1 1f the victim has no pulse and is not breathing If the victim has no pulse his or her pupils are dilated and if you cannot detect a heartbeat the heart may have stopped beginning artificial respiration is critical 1 Put both hands on the diaphragm with hands on top it and keeping both arms straight each other If your elbows are bent you cannot push with as much power Press the diaphragm with your body weight until the chest sinks about 2 cm about 50 times per minute 2 If administering first aid when alone Perform the heart massage about 15 times then administer artificial respiration by blowing in twice Repeat this routine If administering first aid with two people One
116. l Voice volume of Handset terminal telephone Type of terminal telephone VOICE or FAX Sets up Backlight of screen Dimmer of LEDs Port Control Pattern Volume of Ringer tone On Off of key click sound ISDN MSN of Voice Audio 8 9 3 Port menu 8 9 4 User Reg User Registration Sets up Users who use secret code 8 9 5 Auto DCN Sets up Maximum connection time of each communication terminal Auto Disconnect 8 9 6 USIM menu Sets up Communication mode using USIM card This screen is popped up in all menu 8 10 Oth er pom eo Alarm message pops up when BDE status is changed U19IS S nuo 32espueu KANLA A 79 8 Handset Menu system TOP menu To open TOP menu just push MENU button TOP menu screen 1 OEA ooo sius Sia 2 SMS SMS Cok MENU s o AA 9 Satellite List of Satellite 84 4 Phone Book Phone Book ey C s PED 5 Redial Redial menu ED 6 6 6 Call Log List of Call logging Dol essct 7 Self Test Items of Self Test 8 8 8 Alarm Pack List of Alarm Pack logging 8 9 9 ADMIN List of setting menus for ADMIN user 6 0 0 SERVICE List of setting menus for Serviceman Fig 8a To open Top menu screen Note 0 SERVICE is the menu for serviceman only ordinary user cannot log in although TOP menu screen displays this menu all the time Direct button makes quick access to each menu Go to SMS Menu MS Go to Satellite Menu Go to Status Men
117. l _ 7 Current time EN 3 Appearance 1 Displays an icon which shows connecting IP service Standard IP service only Streaming IP service only Both of above IP services Displays selected satellite communicating terminals e Satellite Displays when CS communication is not used It displayed in units of 0 1 degree and in the range of W180 0 to E180 0 e Communicating terminal displays in communication Terminal name HDST VOICE TEL1 VOICE TEL1 FAX TEL2 VOICE TEL2 FAX ISDN VOICE ISDN FAX Display can be selected from UTC Universal Time coordinated and LT Local Time coordinated Refer to 8 9 1 2 Local Time setting p110 21 o ugJeoddy WEU A 3 Appearance Displayed only in Secret code using status Displayed only in SMS menu The items in this table are arranged in displaying priority Displays the status of equipment Normally this area displays below contents under waiting communication or under transmitting Displayed txt em ua POSITION Normal REGISTERING SEARCH NG CS PS READY NOTREADY 22 Contents The operation of Handset is protected with Terminal Lock Displays the used amount nnn and total capacity NNN of input characters of SMS ADE Is abnormal condition SIM Is abnormal condition GPS does not receive the radio wave from satellite Itis not always failure The other factors including blocking can be considered GYRO of
118. l N l n p ut Inputting PIN 3 Port 4 User Reg Q Mp dtu When the valid SIM is not 6 SIM Menu installed No SIM error screen SIM Error Returns to previous screen l SIM Fig 8 9 6 SIM menu screen and No SIM error screen ujs g nu j J9SpurH KAALA 123 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 6 1 Chg PIN1 menu 9 H61 In this menu the user can change the PIN1 which is used for SIM card operation To operate this menu user should set PIN Input to Enable in 8 9 6 2 PIN Input setting menu p125 preliminarily First enter the original 4 to 8 digit PIN to PIN1 authentication screen Entered figures are hidden by ER REY Then New PINI input screen will be displayed Enter the new PINI and press OK Then the menu prompts reenter the new PINI Enter the new PINI again and press OK It returns to SIM Menu screen when the new PINI is accepted If the count of input failure reaches three SIM PUK1 screen is displayed to renew PIN Enter 8 digit SIM PUKI you have gotten from card company when you purchased the SIM card and press OK When entered SIM PUKI is incorrect screen returns to SIM PUK1 authentication screen after Retype PIN is entered into SIM new PIN retype screen SIM card is invalid when this count of input failure reaches 10 The remaining opportunity to enter the 8 Alarm Pack PINI is displayed here 9 ADMIN 5 Auto DCN PINI authentication screen New PINI input screen
119. lect the Brightness from four levels and press CS PS READY IS button Then the screen is returned to previous one Fig 5 1 5d Flow of setting backlight brightness 47 xvJ suoudo o oy osn 0 MOF KALAA 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 6 Holding on the line To hold on press the Off hook button Cad of the Handset To restart conversation press it again The line is not disconnected even the Handset is returned to the cradle when this button is pressed When a call is held on the party cannot hear your voice but you can hear the party s Off hook button Fig 5 1 6 Hold on the line by Off hook button 48 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 7 Passing a call from Handset to terminal telephone To pass a call to one of the terminal telephones connected to BDE press the extension number during communication Extension numbers of the JUE 250 are designated as follows Terminal telephone connected with TEL port 1 Terminal telephone connected with TEL port 2 2 HBndse odiosa deo ni oe ous e on rite dd ur 13 On communication screen HDST VOICE Press the PRETERITO be transferred Press 1 to transfer 12m29s to the terminal telephone connected with TEL port 1 EM Press ij 2 to transfer the telephone connected with TEL port 2 Press the on hook button ES or place the Handset on the cradle after you heard the beep tone Forwarding Forwarding screen during ringing
120. lick Login button Following shortcut icon is created after JUE 250 Upgrader is installed https fs jrc co jp dx gr ME S TUE 250 11J Document Exchange Service Windows Internet Explorer Sele e Y https fs jrc co jp dx gr ME S JUE 250 File Edit View Favorites Tools Help ww IIJ Document Exchange Service z IX IIJ Document Exchange Service Welcome IJ Document Exchange Service is available to DJ s contracted customers Please login using your account name and password Please contact your Service Administrator for login help About this site IJ internet Initiative Japan Copyright amp 2005 Internet Initiative Japan Inc Internet 10095 148 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 2 File list is displayed JUE 250 XXXX exe means the file for software XX XX means the software version and larger number means newer software File List Windows Internet Explorer Ja fx Google ol ES https ffs jrc co jp dx gr ME 5 JUE 250 v Y x File Edit View Favorites Tools Help ww od Gi List DCX C Logout Files Folders e BJ dh Page G Tools Use Mail A Manage View User Setting 8 Help E ma Search File Name Advanced Search Search Result gt gt Action Setting Emm E ENTM Revision Setting f Revision f Greate Folder Quota TUTTA Records Da umm JUE 250 0
121. line etc O O Uo invalid number format This cause indicates that the called user cannot be reached because the incomplete number called party number is not a valid format or is not complete facility reyected This cause is returned when a facility requested by user can not be provided 0 by the network 001E response to STATUS This cause is included in STATUS messages if the message is sent in ENQUIRY response to a STATUS ENQUIRY message normal unspecified This cause is used to report a normal event only when no other cause in the 001F normal class applies 001C 01D 170 Appendix F Cause Code Resource unavailable class No Description HEX Reason no circuit channel available This cause indicates that there is no appropriate circuit channel presently 0022 available to handle the call network out of order This cause indicates that the network is not functioning correctly and that the condition is likely to last a relatively long period of time e g immediately re attempting the call is not likely to be successful temporary failure This cause indicates that the network is not functioning correctly and that the condition is not likely to last a long period of time e g the mobile station may wish to try another call attempt almost immediately switching equipment This cause indicates that the switching equipment generating this cause is 002A congestion experiencing a period of high traffic
122. lizing is started k eo and blinking Initialize text 1s displayed Satellite searching SAT SEARCH text is displayed in the hd y lowest Status line Satellite search 1s SAT E64 0 started 14 03 UTC SAT SEARCH Registering to network Satellite search is terminated and then Bd D REGISTERING text is displayed SAT E64 0 Registering to Inmarsat network is started 14 03 UTC REGISTERING Registering is terminated and CS PS READY text is displayed Various services are available Communication available status a Talli p Antenna bars display communication status SAT E64 0 dd 14 03 UTC 0 Impossible to communicate no reception CS PS READY to 2 Possible to communicate but unstable 3 to 6 Possible to stable communicate amp e READY lamp lit La Go to initial setting of next Available service contents are indicated by lighting chapter pattern Refer to 3 4 1 LCD LED section p19 Fig 4 1 4a Screen transition when Power switch is turned on 33 poj1ejs SUD Mature 4 Getting started Screen transition when power switch is turned off Turn off the power switch Power off screen Quitting operation is on the way in the JUE 250 Characters on the screen P d s 2 n Blinking Power OFF blink Oo Screen and all LEDs are turned off Operation 1s completed 4 P gt ii a li e
123. m extent possible under the law Cancel Previous 145 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 3 Specify the folder for installation When the folder is not changed click Next button If you want to change the folder click Browse button and select the folder i JUE 250 Upgrader Select Installation Folder le ERAS The installer will install JU E 250 Upgrader in the following folder To install in this folder click Next To install to a different new or existing folder enter one below or click Browse Folder CAProgram Files Japan Radio Company JUE 250 Upc You can install the software on the following drives Disk Size volume 106GE ac gt Disk Cost 4 Click Next button to start the installation ie JUE 250 Upgrader Confirm Installation The installer is ready to install JUE 250 Upgrader on your computer Click Next to start the installation Cancel Previous 146 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 5 Installation is completed Click Close button i JUE 250 Upgrader Installation Complete JUE 250 Upgrader has been sucessfully installed Click Close to exit 147 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 3 Download the latest software for JUE 250 Execute following procedure with a PC connecting to Internet 1 Open the following URL on WEB browser Enter Account Name and Password then c
124. me 1 92 1 68 1 28 1 01 IP address 1F Cause Code 4 digit VOICE FAX is selected Communication starting 01 JAN 2007 Day Month Year 23 59 59 Communication starting ERAS Hour Minute Second 012345678901 J Party s iuc number 2 3 45 6 78 9 EN max 20 digit SAT E64 0 Used satellite 240m59s Communication time JRC Users name SND SND send or RCV receive 0A1F Cause Code 4 digit SMS is selected 4 Communication starting 01 JAN 2007 Day Month Year 23 59 59 Communication starting Hypo Rodi i Hour Minute Second 012345678901 Party s phone number 2 3 45 6 7 89 _ max 20 digit SAT E64 0 Used satellite 120 B Data size SND mE SND send or RCV receive OA1F Cause Code 4 digit Fig 8 6 1 Call Log list menu 102 8 Handset Menu system 8 6 2 Call Log authentication and deletion MENU 6 MENU In this menu ADMIN user can delete the Call Log To delete ADMIN user must once press through Call Log authentication screen entering secret code im Call Log authentication screen Call Log deletion screen VOICE Secret Code EY A CS PS READY gt CS PS READY Y Authentication error screen INNE Error CS PS READY Fig 8 6 2 Call Log authentication and deletion screen 8 7 Self Test menu In this menu user can display the results of Self Test which diagnoses the communication status of ADE and Handset GOOD means the status is good FA
125. meric buttons Local Time setting screen Time difference setting screen 8 ALARM Pack Find whether the local time Is Enter the time differences in 9 ADMIN faster or slower than UTC then hours minutes select accordingly 1 Setup 2 Port Cont Diff Time 1 Delivery lo M z US o 00 2 Local Time CS PS READY CS PS READY CS PS READY Returns to previous screen Fig 8 9 1 2a Local Time menu screen Example Changing the display of Idle screen from UTC 14 03 to LT 23 03 Enter time difference 9hour Idle screen after setting Idle screen SAT W180 0 SAT W180 0 14 03 UTC 23 03 LT CS PS READY CS PS READY Diff Time 05 00 CS PS READY Fig 8 9 1 2b Example of setting Local Time 110 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 1 3 LED setting MENU 9 1 3 In this menu the user can set the ON OFF of LEDs on main unit Select 3 LED from Setup menu Then present setting 1s displayed on LED menu setting screen To change the setting select ON or OFF by Wik buttons and press E 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN LED menu setting screen 2 Port Cont ON omm OFF CS PS READY 2 Local Time 3 LED OK CS PS READY Returns to previous screen ics Fig 8 9 1 3 LED Setting screen 8 9 1 4 Tracking setting MENU B 1 4 In this menu user can set the tracking system from AUTO signal tracking or GYRO 8 Alarm Pack 14 Setup Tracking menu screen 2 Port Cont 3 LED GYRO NSK CS P
126. mmunication during course change Adaptive to various networks The JUE 250 has multiple Interfaces including Ethernet Audio 2 wire TEL1 2 USB and Handset as standard equipment An output port for WRF Wide band Radio Frequency is also provided Self diagnosis system The built in self diagnosis system continually monitors the status of the JUE 250 and indicates the warning if an error is detected 2 Introduction of JUE 250 wel3elq ule1s S uonoeuuo 9 qe7 0S5c dnf Pueqpeo4j8399 4 IL VSHVIANI 3espueH ui payoeyy NEM m 3SaNvH v e pmi od lt 7 wg xeu 21929 ASN gt 5 E d d d oc gt gt lt N3y oCeeCeln thn n vssssbxz xe A c Mondo uondo 4 uondo pc E AIdANS Sur HH AIdANS Ouf Soa ji Wg e1qe9 NV1 ug eiqeo NVI e A1ddhis Our Q 1u eAInb Jo 2 uondg TX80LS4 WO99Aueo uodo es S S s8li qd A001OV omod s diys las Xv3 13 01 payoeyy m WL 01 payoeyy ej v95811 QQ AOLLOV 4e od sius 3NOHd313l 91929 TAL 21420 NASI i Eb esn 30U AQZZOV 49Mod s dius zn
127. mode is transited within Aal Capital input mode laAlalphabet input mode and nothing is displayed it is numeric mode Refer to the next page about the detail of the characters applied by each mode e To fix the input character press ZB key Input character blinks and not fixes until key is pressed U19IS S NUIJA 32espueu KANLA A Fig 8 2b To fix the input character 89 8 Handset Menu system Capital input mode Aal When Aa is displayed in Input mode area below characters are being input asws s s 7 1 T uu s ens IH po fr elo eg sl lal AAA te pete 2 jJA B C aj ble 3 pnjE F dj eltf 4 ca 4 tie api s rik rgj ilk t j obRlelklsbelalrial PT PT C TP O CO CO O O s dde AO 9 W X Y Z TT input mode aAl When aAl is displayed in Input mode area below characters are being input Pushed times Key 0 NENNEN o 7 EC NN os O space Press 1 key once a space 1s entered in cursor position 2 new line Press 1 key twice the linefeed is executed at cursor position Numeric mode When nothing is displayed in Input mode numeric mode area it is numeric mode 90 8 Handset Menu system 8 2 1 New Msg menu In this menu user can create send and save as unsent new messages Unsent messages are saved in the 4 Draft menu Message is sent
128. n 2 SMS Version 01 00 6 ID CS PS READY 2 Mainte No display screen CM Core Module maintenance No 2 Mainte No 2 0 0 8 ________ IB BOOT Interface Board Boot maintenance No 01 40 IB MAIN Interface Board maintenance No 00 08 h ADE BOOT ADE Boot maintenance No Mus ADE MAIN ADE maintenance No Refer to p86 didis du E HS Handset maintenance No 00 05 Refer to p87 Fig 8 1 5a Each status display screen of Unit Info 1 3 unjs g nuo y J9Spur Hg KANLA A 85 8 Handset Menu system 2 SMS 6 ID 1 Version 2 Mainte No 4 BDE Unit Info menu screen Status bit display from left 1 PLL Lock Detect displayed status of ADE 3 ADE status display screen 3 Servo setting displayed status of ADE 6 4 Step track setting displayed status of ADE 5 Usests input method of position EIRP AP ADE 125 HPA 125 ADJ X 295 SATAZ 359 9 SATEL 90 0 BR 140 0 EL 46 0 ______ Cross EL 2 0 RSSI 1 126 RSSI 2 83 GPS Status 3D Fix Explanation of software upgrade error display p87 Below numbers are displayed to XX YY ZZ 1s displayed as delimiter when the number is 1 digit e g 3 0 0 XX Status when failed Initial status IBchecking IB updating ADE update preparing Activating Checking activation ROM erasing Resetting Checking ROM erasing Transmiting l 2 3 4 a 6 Js 8 9 Transmission terminat
129. ne Book number editing screen u The cursor blinks Enter the telephone number CS PS READY Phone Book number editing screen 012 Entered phone number is displayed If the number 3456789012 30 exceeds 12 digit Dial is disappeared and figures are displayed as two lines 25 or Phone Booklist display screen registered JOHN CS PS READY The registered name and number is stored Fig 5 1 9a Flow of telephone number registration to Phone Book 32 ll Changing party name and telephone number 5 How to use the telephone FAX Example Speed Dial number 15 person s name TOMY phone number 0123456789 Change the phone number to 09870987654321098765 Idle screen SAT E64 0 Press aap button to open Phone Book list display screen 14 03 UTC CS PS READY The procedure between this screen and Phone Book operation selecting screen is the same as previous page Phone Book operation selecting screen Display abbreviation No 15 and press MIS button then go to e t2 T Phone Book operation selecting screen ec Edit ss Select Edit and press OK n Enter the Delete T Secret code Phone Book address editing screen Secret Code Address Add no changes to this screen Press 0JW to open the 3 Secret Code LO MY next screen sss RR v Phone Book phone number editing screen unedited 2 Port Cont D i a 9 g IM Rewrite the number to the new one If the number 2 os WNL Oe SE ue exceeds 12 digit Dial
130. non existed signal when Sync is selected 10 GYRO I F detected non existed signal when Step is selected 11 GYRO I F detected signal on R1 R2 when Step is selected 12 GYRO I F WDT over flow 13 GYRO I F program memory error 14 IB software upgrade is failed 15 ADE software upgrade is failed ujs g nuo y J9Spur Hg KANLA A 8 Handset Menu system 8 1 6 ID menu He 1 to 2 In this menu user can display the ID of IMSI MSISDN 2 SMS 5 Unit Info IMSI MSISDN menu screen IMSI display screen left IMSI display screen right IE gt IMs IMSI 2_MSISDN 012345678901 234 Rest of the numbers is displayed in right screen MSISDN display screen left MSISDN display screen right MSISDN1 MSISDN1 0123456 8901 234 o MSISDN2 MSISDN2 0123456 8901 496 o MSISDN3 MSISDN3 012345678901 678 IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity MSISDN Mobile Subscriber ISDN Number Fig 8 1 6 ID menu status display screens 88 8 Handset Menu system 8 2 SMS menu IMENU D In this menu user can read create send and delete SMS SMS menu screen Top menu screen pu _ R m 3 Satellite 4 Phone Book K 5 Redial quee A 3 Sent 123 6 Call Log Press button 7 Self Test in any screen 4 Draft 123 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE 2 Inbox 123 5 Setting Fig 8 2a SMS menu screen How to input the message from Handset e To toggle the input mode press Aa button Input
131. nternal affairs and Communications Do not adjust the internal circuit without a calibrated measuring instrument or exchange the parts because the internal circuit has been adjusted finely to specifications If the equipment works abnormally please contact the dealer JRC agent or one of the JRC branches Table 9 1 Daily maintenance Clean the panel switch top cover and the button cover with a soft cloth Fasten the loose screw nut switch and the connector o uguojure y KEAL ie 127 9 Maintenance 02 Self Test The JUE 250 has a self diagnosis function Self Test to check the internal circuitry The result of Self Test can be browsed on the Handset Procedure for displaying Self Test screen is as follows Start the Self Test TOP menu screen 1 Status 2SMS 3 Satellite 4 Phone Book 5 Redial 6 Call Log 7 Self Test 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE You can check the result at once Self Test result display screen ADE GOOD Handset GOOD CS PS READY This sequence is the same as 8 7 Self Test Menu GOOD means no problem FAIL means your JUE 250 has some problem Turn off and on the main unit when FAIL is displayed and retry the Self test In case FAIL is displayed on the Result column again stop using the JUE 250 and contact the dealer or JRC sales office 128 10 After sales Service 10 After sales service When ordering repair When a fault ha
132. nu the user can set up the delivery date of the JUE 250 Select 1 Delivery from Setup menu to display setting screens in order of Day Month and Year 8 Alarm Pack Day Day setting screen 9 ADMIN 2 Port Cont 3L Enter the date by pressing CS PS READY numeric huttons 2 Local Time CS PS READY Month setting screen Month Select the month by scrolling the CS PS READY screen pressing W A buttons ES Year Year setting screen 7007 Enter the Year by pressing CS PS READY numeric buttons Returns to previous screen Screen display moves line by line with W dk buttons Fig 8 9 1 1 Delivery menu screens button displays Months in the order of DEC NOV OCT and the button reverses the order Delivery date does not only record the day when the JUE 250 was installed and communication commenced but it helps to determine the guarantee term etc Accurate setting 1s recommended 109 unjs g nud 32espueu KIALA 8 Handset Menu system 8 0 1 2 Local Time setting MENU b 1 42 In this menu the user can set up the time differences between UTC Universal Time Coordinated and Local time To display screens select 2 Local Time from 1 Setup First setting screen 1s displayed Select when Local time is faster than UTC and when it is slower Then press button Next enter the time difference in Time difference setting screen by hours minutes with nu
133. of order This cause indicates that the network is not functioning correctly and that the condition is likely to last a relatively long period of time e g immediately reattempting the short message transfer is not likely to be successful Temporary failure This cause indicates that the network is not functioning correctly and that the condition is not likely to last a long period of time e g the Mobile Station may wish to try another short message transfer attempt almost immediately Congestion This cause indicates that the short message service cannot be serviced 002A because of high traffic Resources unavailable This cause is used to report a resource unavailable event only when no 002F unspecified other cause applies Requested facility not This cause indicates that the requested short message service could not be subscribed provided by the network because the user has not completed the necessary administrative arrangements with its supporting networks Requested facility not This cause indicates that the network is unable to provide the requested 0045 implemented short message service Interworking unspecified This cause indicates that there has been interworking with a network which does not provide causes for actions it takes thus the precise cause for a message which is being send cannot be ascertained RP cause definition mobile terminating SM transfer Following cause code is used for mobile terminating short messa
134. of the JUE 250 Select 9 ADMIN menu from Top menu and display each menu screen Identification screen is opened when user without ADMIN authority enters in this menu Top menu screen Port Cont menu screen Setup menu screen 1 Status 1 Handset 1 Delivery 2 SMS i 2 Local Time 2 TEL1 3 Satellite S 4 Phone Book 3 LED 5 Redial 4 Tracking 6 Call Log 7 Self Test 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE ADMIN menu screen Port menu screen User Reg menu screen 1 Setup 1 Handset 01 2 Port Cont 2 ISDN __ YAMADA __ 02 3 Port TANAKA __ 4 User Reg 03 __SATOH____ 5 Auto DCN 6 SIM Menu e eo ge eb QO Auto DCN menu screen c 1 Max Time e SIM menu screen 50 es __SAIGO___ lt O gt 1 Chg PIN1 2 PIN Input UN e un ec Fig 8 9 Flow of ADMIN menu 107 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 1 Setup menu 9 11 Set up menu consists of 1 Delivery Delivery date of the JUE 250 2 Local Time Time difference between Local time and Universal time 3 LED Setting of Brightness level of main unit LEDs 4 Tracking Selecting tracking system AUTO signal tracking or GYRO tracking Top menu screen ADMIN menu screen Setup menu screen 8 Alarm Pack JT 1 Delivery 9 ADMIN OK OK T m ocal Time CS PS READY eror Gont 3 Port 3 LED 4 User Reg 4 Tracking 5 Auto DCN 6 SIM Menu Fig 8 9 1 Setup menu screen 108 8 Handset Menu system 8 9 1 1 Delivery setting 9 11 1 In this me
135. ofessional maintenance The performance of the set may degrade due to the aging of parts and so on although the rate depends on how the equipment is used Maintenance by professional service engineer other than daily check by ship s crew is recommended REJAS S2IAI S So ES 19 V For this professional maintenance please contact the dealer JRC agent or JRC branch office This is a changed service 129 10 After sales Service Disposal of the JUE 250 Follow the rule of the pertinent local government when you abandon the JUE 250 ADE For details contact the dealer our service office Refer to the list of offices at the end of the volume or a concerned local government 130 11 Specification 11 Specification MAIN ADE BDE l MES Type Inmarsat type approval Frequency Maximum E I R P G T Modulation Antenna Primary power Dimension Weight Class 9 B9JRO0I Transmit Receive Type Polarization Radome Voltage Current Maximum 131 1626 5 to 1660 5 MHz 1525 0 to 1559 0 MHz 15 1dBW 1 2dB 15 5dBK QPSK JU 4 QPSK 16QAM 0 30 cp flat Right hand circular RHCP AES 19VDC to 31 VDC Under 2 A as the time of receipt Under 4 5A as the time of transmitted and optional equipment is connected P 350mm x h 350mm h 166mm x 64mm x d 221mm 7 4kg 2 2kg BEAGLE uonteogrmods 11 Specification 10 Environmental Conditions 1
136. ole view screen Thank you fo Sent message menu screen ids 81422459246 Thank you fo Forward US r your kindn Message editing flow ess when we Refer to 8 2 1 New MSG Menu p91 Sending screen Sending Sent message delete confirmation screen i No Message is deleted Message is sent N77 7 71 BE Fig 8 2 3 Sent menu 94 8 Handset Menu system 8 2 4 Draft menu atl In this menu user can refer edit send and delete the unsent messages 1 Status 3 Satellite 3 Sent 1123 4 Draft 1123 Draft list view screen left Draft list view screen right Log No sent date time Distination No sent message 004 lt _ 8142259231 8142259231 finally re Draft whole view screen 004 81422459231 Draft message menu screen I finally re ached the Sa Cm Edit ide port the re are lot of a Refer to 8 2 1 New MSG Menu p91 Message editing flow Sending screen Sending Draft message delete confirmation screen No Message is deleted Message is sent TU NS yl z I L L l Fig 8 2 4 Draft menu 95 U2 S S NUIW 32espueu KALAA 8 Handset Menu system 8 2 5 Setting menu MENU Ett B In this menu user can refer the used amount of mailboxes delete all messages at once and set the details of SMS service 1 Status Capacity screen 020 100 CS PS READY Displaying used amount of the total capacity Delete All m
137. or not from the PC connected to Internet Download if the latest software is uploaded 4 Update JUE 250 software Update the JUE 250 software by the downloaded software 5 Confirm the updated software version Confirm the software version after updating to check that JUE 250 software is correctly updated or not 143 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 1 Confirm the connection PC dedicated software is used for JUE 250 software updating Prepare a PC and connect it to Ethernet port of JUE 250 with LAN cable About the connecting procedure refer to 6 2 Ethernet port PC connection p66 in this manual LAN cable Power supply i gt 4 FleetBroadban d 2 5 0 inmarsa Y HEG Wai ADE 144 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 2 Install PC dedicated software JUE 250 Upgrader 1 Double click JUE 250 Installer 0100 ms1 which is stored in attached CD ROM JUE 250 Insta ler 07 00 mst 2 Click Next button ie JUE 250 Upgrader Welcome to the JUE 250 Upgrader Setup Wizard The installer will guide you through the steps required to install JUE 250 Upgrader on your computer Click Next to continue WARNING This computer program is protected by copyright law and international treaties Unauthorized duplication or distribution of this program or any portion of it may result in severe civil or criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to the maximu
138. or other compatibility attributes e g data rate which cannot be accommodated 171 Appendix F Cause Code invalid transit network For further study Treated as cause 005F selection semantically incorrect message This cause is used to report receipt of a message with semantically incorrect contents Protocol error e g unknown message class No HEX invalid mandatory information This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0060 message with a non semantical mandatory IE Information Element error message type non existent or This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a not implemented message with a message type it does not recognize either because this is a message not defined or defined but not implemented by the equipment sending this cause ra message type not compatible This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0062 Reason Description 0061 with protocol state message not compatible with the protocol state Information element This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a non existent or not message which includes information elements not recognized because the implemented information element identifier is not defined or it is defined but not implemented by the equipment sending the cause However the information element is not required to be present in the message in order for t
139. ormation element is not required to be present in the message in order for the equipment sending the cause to process the message Conditional IE error This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0064 message with conditional IE errors Message not compatible with This cause indicates that a message has been received which is incompatible protocol state with the protocol state or that a STATUS message has been received indicating an incompatible call state Protocol error unspecified This cause is used to report a protocol error event only when no other cause 006F in the protocol error class applies F 3 Cause code for Short Messaging Service RP cause definition SM transfer Following cause codes are used for mobile originating short message and mobile terminating short message No HEX Invalid short message This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0051 transfer reference value message with a short message reference which is not currently in use on the Reason Description MS network interface Invalid message This cause is used to report an invalid message event only when no other Invalid mandatory This cause indicates that the equipment sending this cause has received a 0060 information message where a mandatory information element is missing and or has a content error the two cases are indistinguishable Message type non existent or This cause indi
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141. r electrical shock for you This equipment meets the technical standard of the Ministry of Internal affairs and Communications O Install the JUE 250 correctly in accordance with the installation manual AX WARNING Do not troubleshoot or repair the internal equipment of the JUE 250 by yourself Any electrical work by any person other than our trained maintenance staff may cause fire or abnormal operation of this equipment or electrical shock for you This equipment meets the technical standard of the Ministry of Internal affairs and Communications Do not remove destroy or modify warning labels DURING OPERATION N CAUTION Before using read this operation manual Incorrect operation may cause improper working operation or malfunction lt lt Above Deck Equipment gt gt Do not deliver mechanical shock and or force because each unit of your ADE is a precision instrument Unwanted shock and force may cause malfunction Do not paint the radome Painting of the radome may cause a decrease of the communication quality lt lt Below Deck Equipment gt gt Do not turn off the power switch of BDE except the case that maintenance or checking 1s required It may cause malfunction of the antenna drive and may cause troubles Do not turn off the POWER switch during sailing Malfunction of the antenna drive and other troubles may results vi Inmarsat FleetBroadband JUE 250 Operation Manual Contents PRETA
142. r further information contact Japan Radio Co D Not use the asbestos Since 1915 URL htto www jrc co jpo Marine Service Department Telephone 81 3 3492 1 S305 Facsimile 81 3 37 79 1420 e mail tmscQjrc co jp AMSTERDAM Branch Telephone 31 20 658 0 50 Facsimile 31 20 658 O 55 e mail serviceQjrcams nl SEATTLE Branch Telephone 1 206 654 5644 Facsimile 1 206 654 7030 e mail service jrcamerica com CODE No 7ZPSCO256 O1ETM ISO 9001 ISO 14001 Certified APR 2008 Edition2 JRC Printed in Japan
143. reen display of Handset Corresponded to Chapter 4 1 2588251 uu i HY i B i naa IR R DS AAA AAA AAG i Imm Turn on JUE 250 by pushing power switch of Main unit Initializing A LED of Main unit starts blinking F About 10 seconds later initializing is started Initialize and blinking Initialize text 1s displayed Changed Input Heading value when it is required Note this screen appears when e GYRO type is SYNC STEP and an initial Heading value is not set yet GYRO type is NMEA and JUE 250 cannot obtain Heading information from GYRO Initial Heading value requesting Heading roa Satellite searching nd y SAT SEARCH text is displayed in the SAT E64 0 lowest Status line Satellite search is 14 03 UTC started SAT SEARCH J Satellite search is terminated and then Registering to network o REGISTERING text is displayed T Registering to Inmarsat network is started SAT E64 0 14 03 UTC REGISTERING Communication available status Registering is terminated and CS PS READY text is displayed all Various services are available About the w il I i operation after this screen refer to chapter SAT E64 0 9 u 4 1 4 or later 14 03 UTC l CS PS READY Fig A 3 Screen display of Handset when GYRO is used READY lamp lit 135 Appendix A Changing procedures of using GYRO tracking
144. rsat GPS Undetermined M Fig 6 3 2a Main window of LaunchPad 2 Click Connect 32 Streaming icon then connection to Streaming 32kbps IP service is started EJ LaunchPad 1 0 0 File Tools Support Connection control Connect Connect Connect Connect Standard 32 Streaming 64 Streaming 126 Streaming View all Data connections an terminal Advanced Close Connected to Status JUE 250 Registered with network Ready 7 u 4 for phone and text Select data to CoD GPS Undetermined JJ enable IP Data iy inmarsat Fig 6 3 2b Connection control window 71 j10d 3941943 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd RESTO 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 3 Confirmation window is displayed then click Yes Confirmation Fig 6 3 2c Confirmation window Connecting screen is displayed during Streaming IP Data connection is requesting Connecting Fig 6 3 2d Connecting window 4 If connection is succeeded Connect icon is changed to Disconnect Connect 32 Streaming icon is changed to Disconnect 32 Streaming and text of Status column is changed to Streaming Data connection open Ol LaunchPad 1 0 0 E ID File LaunchPad services Update Help Changed Tools Support i Connection control Changed Connect Disconnect Connect Connect Standard Streaming amp 4 Streaming 128 Streaming View all Data connections on terminal v Connected to Status JUE 250 O streaming Data connection op
145. s been detected and it still persists stop operation and contact the purchasing dealer JRC agent or one of the JRC branches During the guarantee term JRC will repair the equipment or exchange any parts proven to be malfunctioning under normal use The user is requested to have operated the equipment as instructed in the operation manual In the following cases guarantee service 1s not accepted Installation report has not been sent to JRC immediately after the JUE 250 was commissioned The equipment has been subjected to accident abuse or misuse shipping damage alternations incorrect and or non authorized service The trouble failure malfunctioning and whatever is due to Act of God fire flood explosion accident strikes labor troubles or other industrial disputes war declared or undeclared armed conflict civil disturbance embargoes blockades legal restrictions riots insurrections or any other cause beyond the control of JRC and the purchaser Service out of the guarantee term If the function Is recoverable by a repair JRC will arrange a changed service on customer s demand To request a guarantee or non guarantee service please inform us of Ship s name model name date of manufacture serial number and MES ID How trouble arose Go into details as much as possible Name of the office organization etc of the vessel the contact place and the telephoned fax number Recommendation of pr
146. s dada drid 127 LIMES IIS NU T m 128 KOs Aftersales Senyum a tenti vive a 129 MA a cela dit cla ladle ated dated 131 APPENDIX A Changing Procedures of using GYRO trackiIng 133 D Handset due il re u noun A aaa 139 C JUE 250 software updating procedure 143 Defaut value sn 161 E Trouble shooting and FAQ TBD 162 E Cause COG Sante ME da OL 170 Gi OS utet o eres n Lett Ld UM tutae tU san 176 JC D SOI PP veniet oat nue pno eset nte teins 181 Declaration on toxic amp Hazardous substances or elements of Electronic lifotniatton Products e oso is tee ter bee med E er Eo ee ote oet n PR d ERANT 183 1 The Inmarsat Communication Systems 2 Introduction of the JUE 250 3 Appearance 4 Getting Started 5 How to use the Telephone FAX 6 PC connection and LaunchPad calling 7 Using telephone FAX on Audio port 8 Handset Menu System 9 Maintenance 10 After sales service 11 Specification EE DEERE EEE 1 Inmarsat Service systems 1 Inmarsat Service systems 11 Outline C e ES i w 1 1 1 Coverage area The Inmarsat Satellites cover the earth s surface except at the high latitude areas near the North Pole and the South Pole Inmarsat terminals are available for any type of vehicle or ship and are capable of communicating day and night T
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149. s ttt ttt tt 167 D SN SSE 2 Sha X ure AS M ier PNE Was x wow uw e eda ia a este 168 7 Actions to be taken when abnormal status is indicated on Handset e 169 162 9SINOD Jay sogueuo drys oy HUN JIPA IQ uonoodrp MATA IIO 9 o euuojue aq UM O op sqo ue SI 919 UIYM 1j 9 es JOYIOUB 329 og ejI o1es ou pu uuojue y uo9A3oaq uononnsqo SI J9U JI YOoyd ospy urege IMAS DUI 129 9s YTLIG lrj 91eS IMIDIXH Sup o g 09A SI YI3U913S PUBIS P9AL9DI Y OSC Hf J00Q91 0 yun urew jo onos JSAod ou NO pue HAO un so1nseounojunoo Aoqe YIM poA os 1ou SI uio qoJd ou JI BOIL ISVIDAOD 9jI 93ES 91 JO DPISUIL J9juo SI dirus mod Jaye OSZ ANL sn Lote o8919A00 SU JO Mo sr drys gno J JOU JO BOIL ISBIDAOI ojI 93 Ss OY 1ouur SUNSIXO SI drys nod JIM 91 98919400 9 I 9g S JO MO esmoo Jay sogueuo drys oq HUN JIPA IO uonoodrp MATA Ie9 o oY o euuojue aq UM O S 9BISQO ue SI 919 UdYM ojr ojes JOYIOUB 329 og oj 91 s OY pue euuojue oq UIIMIIQ uononnsqo SI III JI YOoyD SuD oo g o qrssoduit ST NUU M 2S 1e lrl 1es 199 109 Y 129 og ID9JIO9 pojoo ss jou SI lr J9JeS uoneorunuruiroo pue podeydsip st Apeoy 10N wy uongurJuoo osneo o qrssod d ure qouq oj o3 s WOT 9A A OIPeI Jo uondooos T OV4 pue Sunoous o qno j 4 xipuoddy 163 ureae pun wew YIM joouuoo pue pequouneT Aq peur JO yoleas ojnooxq uono uuoo BOIL
150. splay ses usi deiode N Se 97 9 4 Phone Book Speed dial MEM E E ER i e dure Ue 98 8 4 1 Editing the Phone Book address 99 SD Redal MENU crc A O 100 8 6 Call Log Communication history menu 101 SPON CAMEO AM dia ds 102 8 6 2 Call Log authentication and deletion 103 ES AM A O A Ded ee 103 85 O ae UP uus 104 8 8 1 Unit selection menu for Alarm Pack eeeeeeeseeees 105 8 0 ADMIN IE uyu ut tuy ente el Eur ue i Mt ed eres 107 IS TIICDU o uy aereis A en e eds 108 SO LI DIN uuu am buceo Suyu aaa 109 5 9 12 Localdine Ssottina inre um aep dee eder 110 SN A kaa a ua husk 111 GOLA MACANO Ni 111 6 02 Por Cont Ms 112 8 9 2 1 Port Cont setting item selection MENU uyu a u u susta usan 113 6 9 0 POIS Aa 114 8 9 3 1 Handset advanced setting menu 115 8 9 3 2 ISDN MSN setting Messi iia 116 vom MEN diii dis dm E TT 117 8 9 4 1 User Reg operation selecting menu 118 8 9 5 Auto DCN Auto disconnection menu 121 OU ST MIX Limeseflllon eomm DERE Obs SON tuis tod E ets M dE 122 8 0 0o A DU TEES 123 SIOL ES PIN Mil ld 124 570 2 PIINCHIDUE setina da bic 125 MILLE dU Od ies o TT 126 o uuu usa elio D ote al baka AS 127 TE Duh AVA MVCN C
151. ssed only the user logs in as a GUEST user To operate the ADMIN user limited menu described 5 1 5 or after 8 9 of this Manual Log in with secret code of ADMIN user is required Note Default secret code of ADMIN is 0001 Idle screen SAT E64 0 Press MENU button then TOP menu opens 14 03 UTC J 1 status IS 2 SMS Press WA button to move the cursor and select 9 ADMIN 8 Alarm Pack Then press AA button Secret Code Secret code setting screen Enter 4 digit Secret code The entered characters are hidden by Secret Code KERR 1 setup Sn nene 2 Port Cont This screen is displayed soon when the secret code is authenticated CS PS READY vou have free access to ADMIN menu after this screen is displayed Error screen Error screen Error This message is displayed soon after the secret code is entered wrongly CS PS READY and the screen returns to Top menu Fig 4 2 1 Mode setting of GUEST ADMIN user Note Return to Idle screen by pressing button several times to quit ADMIN user mode 36 4 Getting started 4 2 2 Setting Service type In this section setting the Service types for TEL1 and TEL2 ports are explained Select the Service type of the port with following the terminal device telephone or FAX being connected to each port Open 9 ADMIN menu by the sequence of 4 2 1 Select 2 Port Cont menu then Port Cont setting item selection menu will open Select the
152. supported This cause code is used by the network when the MS requests a service 0020 which is not supported by the PLMN Requested service option not This cause is sent when the MS requests a service option for which it has no 0021 subscribed subscription Service option temporarily out This cause is sent when the MSC cannot service the request because of of order temporary outage of one or more functions required for supporting the service NSAPI Network Service This cause code may be used by a network to indicate that the NSAPI Access Point Identifier already requested by the MS in the PDP context activation request is already used by used another active PDP context of this MS 3GPP Release 4 448 3GPP TS 24 008 V4 9 0 2002 12 Never to be sent but can be received from a R97 R98 network at PDP context activation Regular PDP context This cause code is used to indicate a regular MS or network initiated PDP 0024 deactivation context deactivation QoS Quality of Service not This cause code is used by the MS if the new QoS cannot be accepted that 0025 accepted were indicated by the network in the PDP Context Modification procedure Network failure This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the PDP context 0026 deactivation is caused by an error situation in the network Reactivation requested This cause code is used by the network to request a PDP context reactivation 0027 after a GGSN restart Feature not supported This caus
153. t Explorer is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation Netscape Navigator is a registered trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation About Warning Label Below mentioned warning labels are put on the JUE 250 ADE and BDE Do not take off destroy or modify these labels Warning Label of ADE gt INMARSAT FB250 ABOVE DECK EQUIPMENT A WARNING Compass safe distance MOBILE EARTH STATION MODEL GS 15 AN WARNING Standard compass 0 8m Steering compass 0 5m MASS 7 4kg Distance V S Radiation Levels aE Distance Radiation l E MADE IN JAPAN 0 6 HA DO NOT PAINT IRC Japan Radio Co Ltd CE OI9SI i 100W m RADOME lt Warning Label of BDE gt INMARSAT FB250 BELOW DECK eE MOBILE EARTH STATION EQUIPMENT A amp WARNING MODEL JUE 250 MODEL GSC 452 EFADNAG ERE SERIAL NO GV HO MASS 2 2kg S1RUZEUCT EU IMEI35887701 BEER 1 DATE E 88 Y NO E SERVIGEABCE PARTS INSIDE JRC Japan Radio Co Ltd MADE IN USA REFER SERVICING TO C OI9I O QUALIFIED PERSONNEL Note 1 Note 2 Notes 1 IMEI 35887701 International Mobile Equipment Identity IMET is an unique number used to identify an individual mobile equipment to a GSM or UMTS network 2 C OISI O Attestation number which means safe high quality product and suits EU instruction Free circulation was permitted in the EU signatory iii BEFORE USING e JRC is indemnified for any damages from incorrect operation malfunction and other troubles
154. t Initiative Japan Inc ee Internet 4 Click Save button File Download Security Warning Do you want to run or save this file Mame JUE 250_0103 exe Type Application From Fs jrc co jp Cancel While Files from the Internet can be useful this file type c potentially harm your computer IF you do nat trust the source ths run ar save this software What s the risk 150 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 5 Specify the destination to save and click Save button Downloading of the file is started Save As Save n Desktop hull Oo 5 ES Br A y Documents d My Computer Min amp JMy Network Places desk web Desktop My Documents E My Computer File name Muy Metwork Save as type 6 Click Logout button when downloading of the file is completed Close the WEB browser after logged out File List Windows Internet Explorer Dox File Edit View Favorites Tools Help w 4 Fie List DOCX CREON i Files Folders Use Mail AN Manage View User Setting 8 Help a m47 Search File Name gt Advanced Search Search Result Group es gt gt Action Setting mmn mua muna gt Revision Setting EMERY m E m NEL Lreate Folder Disk Usage 5708 1MB Contracted Group Disk Usage 806 57 Show 20 Show 50 Show 100 Show Show Quota Amount 17408MB MB 1024 MB Records Records Records Details Thumbnail Leesa an emen commet Mum
155. tabilize the correct operation of your system either immediately or in the future Microsoft strongly recommends that you stop this installation now and contact the software vendor for software that has passed Windows Logo testing Continue Anyway STOP Installation Fig 6 1 19 Software Installation window 10 Completing the Device Driver Device Driver Installation Wizard Installation Wizard window is Completing the Device Driver displayed Installation Wizard Click Finish The drivers were successfully installed on this computer You can now connect your device to this computer If your device came with instructions please read thern first Driver Name Status Y Japan Radio Company J Ready to ug Finish V Fig 6 1 1h Completing the Device Driver Installation Wizard window 62 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 11 Installation Complete window is Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup fa displayed Installation Complete Setup was completed successfully Click Next Completed OLLE E EEE O E E E E O Show details Fig 6 1 1i Installation Complete window 12 Completing the Japan Radio Company Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup m USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup window is displayed Completing the Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 N B If you plugged your device into Windows BEFORE installing these
156. terms before installing Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver Uy v3 Licensed Press Page Down to see the rest of the agreement End User License Agreement English Belcarra Technologies Corp 5 26 2003 11 07 AM END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR BT USBLAN SOFTWA If you accept the terms of the agreement click I Agree to continue You must agreement to install Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Fig 6 1 1b Installer Language window 60 5 Choose Install Location window is 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup displayed Choose Install Location Choose the Folder in which to install Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed 1 Setup will install Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed in the following Click Next s folder To install in a different Folder click Browse and select another Folder Click Next to continue Destination Folder C Program Files Japan Radio Compan Space required 7 2MB Space available 31 7GB Click Fig 6 1 1c Choose Install Location window 6 Choose Components window 1s displayed 5 Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup m O Choose Components a Choose which Features of Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed y you want to install Click Install Check the components you want to install and uncheck the components
157. ternational Mobile Subscriber Identity number NEC u una numas ee eet E E oti but otim sss Information INMARSAT International Maritime Satellite Organization The operator of global mobile satellite communications part of the Inmarsat Ventures Ltd group of companies A sus Input Output IOR eo coo Tc Indian Ocean Region A E Internet Protocol A etit A eet Integrated Services Digital Network S ous oqim ash err ree International Organization for Standardization Appendix G Glossary DEDE out mu E n E saus International Telecommunication Union K ICD fe l a a ede me Rc ME mecs 1024 bytes L LCD uec eer eri EIL D UD PD E Liquid Crystal Display l p oo PEPPER ES PEN ayasa Light Emitting Diode A oti nimi cee ub hU mei titu LEE Land Mobile Satellite Service EN A uu A O O IR Aude tutte Low Noise Amplifier E eom Local Time M libr CET Mobile Earth Station The generic name used to describe an Inmarsat approved terminal which is allowed to access the network and applicable to both maritime and land mobile communications Message channel A channel assigned by the NCS for an MES to send a message through an SAS to its required destination Mod M pee rm MODulator DEModulator A device used to transmit digital data by converting modulating a digital signal into an analogue form and re converting demodulating the analogue signal into digital form at the receiving end MSESDN A eae
158. the file is started Note Do not turn OFF the power supply of JUE 250 and or PC during the file forwarding m Downgrade JUE 250 Software Ed Select an old software version to downgrade Ok Cancel 9 Execute the operation from procedure 7 of 4 JUE 250 software updating 159 Appendix C JUE 250 software updating procedure 5 Confirm the updated software version Check that the software version is correctly updated or not from the following Handset menu 8 1 5 Unit Info menu tenance No and status of ADE BDE In this menu user can display the software version main l Version display screen Unit Info menu screen Version PEN 01 00 1 Software version 2 5M5 CS PS READY ep 2 Mainte No display sereen CM Core Module maintenance No 5 0 0 6_________ IB BOOT Interface Board Boot maintenance No 01 30 IB MAIN 00 08 ADE BOOT 0 0 ADE MAIN 00 00 Interface maintenance No ADE Boot maintenance No ADE maintenance No ADE maintenance No 4 BDE status display screen 00 0 3 160 Appendix D Default value list Appendix D Default value list M Delivery date of the JUE 250 2007 01 01 8 9 1 1 1 Delivery Time differences from UTC 2 Local Time Main unit LED ON OFF 3 LED Selection of satellite tracking system 4 Tracking Use of Secret code for a call from Handset port Handset gt 2 Volume Use of Secret code for a call from TEL port Us
159. tion on Off hook mode 2 On hook the Handset on the cradle On hook mode P s SAT E64 0 14 03 UTC CS PS READY A Idle screen Fig 5b To display set the status of JUE 250 Press a direct button refer to 8 Handset Top menu p79 To make a call Enter phone number and When the Handset is Off hooked you cannot hear DTMF tone When the Handset is On hooked you can hear only key click tone Operation on On hook mode In this Chapter operations based on the On hook mode are explained Xyu oyd y 9sn 03 MOF KALEA 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 Handset 5 1 1 Making a call Answering the phone Making a call Hook off the Handset and press the number followed by button When the party answers the call Communication screen is displayed Converse with the party Return Handset to the cradle when the telephone call ends Disconnection screen is displayed for 15 seconds with Cause Code and duration of communication After the call has been completed the display returns to Idle screen Idle screen SAT E64 0 Idle screen is displayed when Handset is placed on the cradle and Dial waiting screen is displayed when Handset is off hooked 14 03 UTC In dialing do not forget to press in the end Dial up screen If the total digit of telephone number exceeds 10 first several 1234567890 E digits are not displayed HDST VOICE On
160. u Go to Phone Book Menu 0 B Short cut function also makes quick access to each menu Available for almost all of the screens Press button and the number of each item then you can display desired screen directly Example To display Delivery setting value screen press 11H43 4 Status 3 Position 2 JRC No Delivery G 2sms BITITENH 01 JAN 2008 CS PS READY Delivery setting value screen Fig 8c Quick access with Short cut function l Press button to return to the previous screen l Press ES button to return to Idle screen instantly 80 8 Handset Menu system In this section menus for all users are described 8 1 Status menu Short cut is In this menu user can display the status of the JUE 250 receiving transmitting status latitude longitude of the ship and the version of each device The figure shown below is the whole flow chart of this menu Each item is selectable Press button to fix To return to Top menu press button several times Top menu screen Status menu screen RX menu screen 1 Status ES p 1RX C3 L 2 SMS 2TX 6i Typs 3 Satellite 3 Position 4 Phone Book 4 Product 5 Redial 5 Unit Info TX menu screen 6 Call Log 6 ID 7 Self Test 1 EIRP 8 Alarm Pack 9 ADMIN 0 SERVICE OK quick N 10 10 10 E130 20 24 Position status display screen Press Bruta button ID menu screen at any screen 1 IMSI Product menu screen 2 MSISDN 1 IMEI 2 JRC No 3
161. udio port Dial up procedure from Audio port Example Placing a call to 81 422 45 9111 in Japan 0081422459111 NOTE The telephone connected to Audio port cannot forwarding a call to TEL1 port TEL2 port or Handset port Also a call using Secret Code and forced setting service are not supported yet Regarding the Redial calling and the Speed Dialing it is depending on the specification of your Terminal Adapter 78 8 Handset Menu system 8 Handset Menu system All screens of Handset of the JUE 250 and their functions are as follows Table 8 Contents of Handset menu OP menu Displays the list of items of this group 8 Status menu Displays the list of the items of equipment status 8 2 SMS menu Displays creates sends receives and deletes the SMS 8 3 Satellite menu Displays the list of the items of Satellite status 8 4 Phone Book menu Displays the Phone Book ibi for 8 5 Redial menu Displays the list of Redial number All user 8 6 Call Log menu Displays the list of Call Log zi 8 7 Self Test menu Displays the list of Self Test items 8 8 Alarm Pack menu Displays the list of Alarm Pack Log Displays the list of setting browsing items available for ADMIN user only 8 9 ADMIN menu Sets up Delivery date Time difference Local Time display 8 9 1 Setup menu Accessible for On Off of LED ADMIN Tracking type user Only Sets up Use of Secret code of Handset terminal telephone 8 0 2 Port Cont menu
162. ustment is also possible while it is ringing Fig 5 1 4 Adjusting voice volume screen brightness and ringer volume from Handset These adjustments are absolutely temporary To adjust them firmly refer to the 5 1 5 Adjusting ringer volume and pattern and voice volume p46 45 Xx VH 940y d9 9 y osn 0 MOF KALAA 5 How to use the telephone FAX 5 1 5 Adjusting ringer volume and pattern and voice volume ADMIN user only A djusting inger volume in Port menu screen Ringer volume can be adjusted from the menu of the Handset Refer to below flow chart open the menu screens and begin setup factory values are TBD SAT E64 0 Idle screen 14 03 UTC Press button DEAD 8 Alarm Pack Top menu screen Select 9 ADMIN and press 6M button Enter the 2 Port Cont ADMIN menu screen 3 Port Select 3 Port and press QM button Secret Code dee 2 ISDN Select 1 Handset and press OK button Secret code Secret Code 2 Port Cont CS PS READY Handset menu screen 3 Ring Type 4 Ring VOL Select 4 Ring VOL and press OK button Ringer volume menu screen WWW Select the volume level of ringer tone from 1 2 to 3 and press OK button Fig 5 1 5a Flow of setting ringer volume Selecting the Ring Type in Port menu screen The pattern of ringer tone can be selected from six types in the same way as above 5 Rin g Typ e Handset menu screen 4 Ring VOL Select
163. y Recommended If your hardware came with an installation CD Then click Next i lt 6 or floppy disk insert it now What do you want the wizard to do Click Fig 6 1 2b This wizard helps you install software for window 64 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 4 The software you are installing for this F mmm Installation hardware window is displayed A The software vou are installing for this hardware Japan Radio Company USB LAM LINE Click Continue Anyway P pany has nat passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows P T ell me why this testing Is important Continuing your installation of this software may impair or destabilize the correct operation of your system elther immediately or in the future Microsoft strongly recommends that you stop this installation now and contact the hardware vendor for software that has passed Windows Logo testing Click STOP Installation Fig 6 1 2c The software you are installing for this hardware window 5 Completing the Found New Hardware Found New Hardware Wizard Wizard window is displayed Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard The wizard has finished installing the software for Click Finish ua Japan Radio Company USB LAN LINK Click Finish to close the wizard Finish Fig 6 1 2d Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard window J10d 3941943 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd EASL O 65
164. you don t want to install Click Install to start the installation Select components to install caer kaa C USB Utilities Space required 7 2MB Fig 6 1 1d Choose Components window 7 Installing window is displayed and Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed Setup ad installation is started Wait until the end of installation is shown Installing Please wait while Japan Radio Company USBLAN Driver v3 Licensed is being y installed Execute C Program Files Japan Radio CompanyYUSBLANYO2 03 03 36YDPInst exe lm PAT OLLE O EEE E O Show details Fig 6 1 1e Installing window 61 j10d 3941943 4 48N 103 dnjos Dd EASL O 6 PC connection and Launchpad calling 8 Welcome to the Device Driver Device Driver Installation Wizard Installation Wizard window is displayed Welcome to the Device Driver Installation Wizard This wizard helps vou install the software drivers that some Click Next N computers devices need in order to work To continue click Next i Cancel Fig 6 1 1f Welcome to the Device Driver Installation Wizard window 9 Software Installation window is Software Installation displayed AN The software you are installing has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows lt P T ell me why this testing is important Click Continue Anyway Continuing your installation of this software may impair or des

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